A judge raised bail to $150,000 for a suspended Metropolitan Police Department sergeant accused of illegal detentions and child sex abuse material possession.
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In a case against a suspended Metro sergeant, prosecutors filed a motion to add new charges related to possession of child sexual abuse material.
The Nevada Supreme Court has affirmed a decision finding that some public employees are able to serve simultaneously as state lawmakers.
Former Wynn Las Vegas cocktail server Tiare Ramirez, a founding Wynn employee, was awarded $321,200 by a U.S. District Court jury last month.
Sean Lucero will plead guilty to charges of attempted theft and oppression, his attorney said.
Julius Trotter was sentenced after being convicted of murder in the fatal stabbing of two Vietnamese tourists at Circus Circus in 2018.
For the second time, an alleged cult leader accused of preying on the Native American community and sexually assaulting women has been indicted by a Clark County grand jury.
Police have accused Thomas Kovach of funneling almost $350,000 from the foundation to another charity, then paying himself $182,000.
A jury began deliberations to determine if Julius Trotter will get the death penalty.
Prosecutors want a judge to view photos associated with child sexual abuse material possession charges against a Metro sergeant.
A jury found Julius Trotter guilty of killing two people in their Circus Circus hotel room in 2018.
A Las Vegas jury is set to resume deliberations to determine if Julius Trotter is guilty of killing two Vietnamese tour leaders in their Circus Circus hotel room.
The College of Southern Nevada refuses to release the work history of a former employee who fatally stabbed Review-Journal reporter Jeff German.
Sgt. Kevin Menon is also accused of unlawfully detaining people on the Las Vegas Strip.
The federal government has weighed in on a class-action lawsuit, arguing in a court filing that the collaborative use of pricing algorithms poses a danger to the free market.