Week in Pictures: Feb. 11-Feb. 16
Take a look at some striking pictures from Review-Journal photographers in the past week, including performers from Cirque du Soleil, Black History Month events and a Valentine’s Day wedding.
Culinary Local 226 leaders say Virgin Hotels must make an economic offer that “meets Las Vegas standards” before the union returns to the negotiation room.
Police have said a road-rage incident led to the shooting Monday on the Las Vegas Strip that left an Uber driver dead.
A Nevada Highway Patrol spokesperson said the operation was meant to find children who were missing, endangered or victims of human trafficking.
Las Vegas officials said that, even though the 50-acre Cashman Center site received “significant interest from numerous parties,” the online auction received no bids.
Suspected municipal code violations include having too many animals and one for sanitation, according to Las Vegas spokesman Jace Radke.
Many of the residents who packed the Mesquite City Council meeting said they were “disappointed” by the police union’s complaints against the chief of their city’s police department.
Monique Gilbertson’s life started to unravel long before police found her body in a freezer at a 55-plus mobile home park in Las Vegas.
A woman in her 70s has become the first flu-related death in Clark County this flu season, according to the Southern Nevada Health District.
Police said a group of suspects conspired to steal watches worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from guests at a nightclub in one of the Strip’s hotel-casinos.