A Las Vegas lawyer accused of writing $400,000 worth of bad checks has had his law license suspended for failure to pay annual dues to the State Bar of Nevada.
Glenn Puit
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Glenn Puit has worked as a journalist for 27 years. He is a winner of the national Sigma Delta Chi award for public service journalism from the Society of Professional Journalists. He has worked at newspapers in Nevada, Oklahoma, Michigan, New York and Kentucky.
An electrical malfunction may have caused a fire in an Apple store in south Las Vegas on Thursday morning.
A Los Angeles man accused of a Monday morning shooting on the Las Vegas Strip was released from prison “less than two months ago.”
A Wednesday morning barricade situation in east Las Vegas has ended after more than three hours.
A major North Las Vegas intersection is restricted Wednesday morning as paramedics and police handle a crash involving a motorcyclist.
Clark County firefighters were on the scene of a house fire in the east Las Vegas Valley early Wednesday.
Four people are in custody in connection with a dispute and shooting on the Las Vegas Strip early Monday, with one of those individuals facing assault and weapons charges.
A search for an armed robbery suspect led to a heavy law enforcement presence at the M Resort in Henderson on Monday night into early Tuesday.
A nearby property owner said he’s watched homeless people come and go from the Alpine since the Dec. 21 fire that killed six and injured 13.
A Las Vegas man said he videotaped a large melee on a Las Vegas Strip pedestrian bridge Saturday night in yet another episode of violence on the famed tourist thoroughfare.
An 86-year-old Las Vegas woman has been charged with felony stalking of a woman in a dispute over a vehicle, according to police and court records.
Las Vegas police have arrested a man in connection with an early Monday shooting on the Las Vegas Strip near Planet Hollywood Resort.
Sheriff Joe Lombardo said Las Vegas police are beefing up patrols on the Strip from Thursday nights through Saturday nights in an operation known as Persistent Pressure.
Tourists interviewed on the Strip this week say they feel safe despite the recent spate of violence, noting increased police presence as a positive factor.
Las Vegas police were investigating the shooting of a man in downtown Las Vegas early Friday.
