The Henderson City Council appeared to have a difficult decision in choosing among 16 candidates for its vacant Ward IV seat. But when council members wrote down their two finalists, only one name was on everyone’s list — Dan Stewart, the uncle of Mayor Andy Hafen’s son-in-law.
Henderson resident Russell Taylor was driving down Wigwam Avenue when he spied flames coming from a passing minivan Thursday afternoon. He pulled a quick u-turn and caught up to the driver, alerting her to the flames and pulling her from the vehicle.
A woman is in the hospital with critical injuries after a hit-and-run rollover crash Thursday on Boulder Highway.
Randy Crowell, who owns a Utah-based company, has pleaded guilty to fraudulently distributing more than $100 million worth of prescription drugs that came from the black market.
As a way to collect and preserve Henderson’s history, a group of longtime residents created a historical society.
Vacancy rates for office and retail space continue to fall around the valley, and Henderson is no exception.
In partnership with the Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems, the city of Henderson broke ground on its Henderson Unmanned Vehicle Range.
Longtime resident and ex-vice chairman of Planning Commission chosen from 16 applicants after public interview process.
Struggling department store operator Sears is selling its well-known Craftsman tool brand to Stanley Black & Decker Inc. and closing 150 stores including a Kmart in Henderson.
The Henderson City Council is proposing a one-year ban on all commercial activity related to recreational marijuana, as officials weigh concerns about zoning and public health.
A suspect in a chain of Henderson and Las Vegas armed robberies has been identified and arrested by Henderson police.
When Colin Shaughnessy’s dad called to tell him he was on the news, he was in disbelief.
A 91-year-old woman tried to break up a fight between two dogs at her residence when they attacked her, police say.
2017 was in just its second day, but Foothill High School’s marching band and color guard were making a memory to last all year, and maybe many more.
A once-robust group of bighorn sheep in the River Mountains between Henderson and Boulder City is still suffering the effects of an “insidious” strain of deadly bacteria, though the herd’s numbers improved somewhat over the past year, state wildlife officials said.
