1. A Las Vegas doctor convicted of murder in the 2007 Hepatitis C outbreak has died in prison. Dipak Desai was serving life in prison with the possibility of parole on 27 counts, including second-degree murder. Desai’s lawyer Richard Wright argued that Desai was unfit to stand trial after suffering multiple strokes. The Washoe County coroner’s office is expected to determine Desai’s cause of death.
2. A 9-vehicle crash has closed down southbound traffic on I-15 near Moapa. Clark County Fire Department says five semitrailers and four passenger cars were involved in the wreck at about 2:50 a.m. No injuries were reported but lanes were still closed as of 7:30 a.m.
3. MGM Resorts valets fear for a decrease in income after an announcement that parking rates will rise again. One valet that spoke to the Las Vegas Review-Journal said his income decreased by $20,000 a year due to parking rates rising, and another said he had to take a second job to pay his bills. Parking rates at MGM Resorts will increase by up to $25 starting Wednesday.
UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping is still waiting for a date to put his belt on the line against long-time UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre.
Pilots train at Desert Rock Airport on the Nevada National Security Site using the Sandstorm UAV, an experimental unmanned aircraft system developed to fly through radioactive airspace.
District Judge Rob Bare released Daniel Fernandez after reviewing Justice of the Peace Conrad Hafen’s handling of the case. Bare noted that Hafen directly addressed the defendant on May 23 while Deputy Public Defender Zohra Bakhtary was handcuffed and silenced.
Fausto Barraza-Balcazar faces four counts of lewdness with a child under 14 in connection with acts involving two students at Mack Middle School.
Surveillance video from an April 20, 2016 robbery and killing at a Lee’s Discount Liquor store. Clerk Matthew Christensen, 24, was fatally shot during the incident.
Shifters Car Show at the Viva Las Vegas 13th Annual Rockabilly Weekend held at the Orleans Casino April 1 – 4, 2010.
Police say Antwine Hunter stole a cell phone and scanner from a Las Vegas UPS driver and ran from the scene. Hunter hasn’t walked without crutches and braces since 1999, when he was shot five times outside his Compton, California middle school in a drive-by shooting that left a fellow sixth-grader dead.
Two staffers from the Review-Journal make the journey from Southern California to Las Vegas on the start of Memorial Day weekend.
A group of Republican candidates for the Nevada State Assembly gathered at the Grant Sawyer building on Wednesday to declare Civil War on Governor Sandoval and many of the current Republican assembly incumbents. At a press conference each candidate spoke on key issues which included the Commerce tax, the transgender bathroom policy, Common Core, and driver’s licenses for illegal aliens.
Attendees included Assemblyman Brent Jones (District 35), Blain Jones (District 21),Steve Sanson (District 13), Amy Grove (District 29), Connie Foust (District 19), Tina Trenner (District 36), Norm Ross (District 8), Jim Merchant (District 37), Mary Rooney (District 41), Tony Baca (District 5), Christine De Corte (District 18), Marty Hagen (District 34), Diana Orrock (District 9), Richard Bounce (District 22) and Richard McArthur (District 4).
Las Vegas Review-Journal sports betting columnist Matt Youmans predicts which teams will advance to the NBA finals.
Ray Brown, Lee Murray Sykes and Lee Dominic Sykes, the three men accused of the killing of a Lee’s Discount Liquor cashier during an armed robbery on April 18, 2016, face charges of first-degree murder, burglary and kidnapping. kidnapping
Three men appeared in Las Vegas court Friday to face charges in connection with the fatal shooting of a southwest valley Lee’s Discount Liquor cashier.
Over 25 million pounds of dirt gets prepped for the first-ever Monster Energy Supercross race inside Sam Boyd Stadium in just over a minute.
A golden lion statue was found Monday morning, a day after it was stolen from an art installation on Decatur Boulevard.
Sheriff Lombardo addresses the press regarding the surge in homicides and violent crimes in the Las Vegas valley.
Chairman and Co-CEO’s, Dana Walden and Gary Newman, along with Showrunner Ilene Chaiken and cast member Bryshere Yazz Gray talk about the success of the TV show Empire.
Soon Mo Lee, the man who plead guilty to drunk-driving in a crash that left Kamesha J’Nyah Gilmore and Gabriell Rene Thomas dead, was sentenced to 12 to 30 years in prison.
Opening statements began Wednesday in the trial of Mark Picozzi, a felon accused of impersonating a vice officer and raping two prostitutes on the Strip.
Seven Pearl Harbor Survivors tell their stories of the events on December 7, 1941, as Bill McWilliams narrates the attack that Sunday morning.
The Review-Journal’s Bill Bradley and Matt Youmans and Golden Nugget sports book director Tony Miller offer their best bets for regular-season win totals.
The Review-Journal’s Bill Bradley and Matt Youmans and Golden Nugget sports book director Tony Miller preview the season spotlighting the Giants.
Neighbor’s video of incident with man who police say shot and killed two people and a police dog Thursday.
The Review-Journal’s Bill Bradley and Matt Youmans and Golden Nugget sports book director Tony Miller preview the season spotlighting the Cubs.
The Review-Journal’s Bill Bradley and Matt Youmans and Golden Nugget sports book director Tony Miller preview the season spotlighting the Mets.
Terry Rogaczewski, a former paramedic, life guard, park ranger and security officer, charged with attempting to carjack two vehicles at gunpoint pleaded guilty pursuant to an offer on Monday as part of a plea deal.
Former Rancho High School teacher, Jason Lofthouse, was found guilty of kidnapping and sexual conduct between a school employee and pupil on Friday.
Zab Judah and Roy Englebrecht remain suspended by the Nevada Athletic Commission pending a disciplinary after both falsified statements on Judah’s boxing license.
Bishop Gorman senior Vashti Cunningham announces that she is turning professional after winning the high jump at the IAAF World Indoor Championships on Sunday in Portland, Oregon. Cunningham is the daughter of former UNLV and NFL quarterback Randall Cunningham.
Matt Youmans, Kelly Stewart and Tony Miller give their picks on college basketball games for Friday, March 18th.