One man was hospitalized after a shooting Friday night near Jones and Lake Mead boulevards, Las Vegas police said. An 18-year-old man was shot twice in the abdomen about 7:04 p.m. near Jones and Lake Mead boulevards. No one has been arrested, police said.
Using the typical measuring stick for just how crazy things got — arrests — the festivities on the Strip and downtown were unremarkable.
Clark County commissioners will have their first meeting of 2015 on Monday. Typically, they meet on the first and third Tuesday of each month. But in odd-numbered years, the first meeting under state law is the first Monday after New Year’s Day.
The two police officers who were in the Metro helicopter that made a hard landing on New Year’s Eve on a street east of downtown Las Vegas have been identified.
The Buffalo Drive exit on eastbound Summerlin Parkway has reopened after a crash blocked it for about an hour and a half., according to Nevada Highway Patrol.
Literary happenings coming up include Mob Month at the Clark County Library.
Two people were arrested Friday morning after a bank robbery led to a police chase and a car crash in the central valley, according to Metro.
Health-related news and events from across the Las Vegas Valley.
Tucked into a strip mall on Craig Road, Jun’s Korean Restaurant offers traditional Korean dishes in a casual setting.
Billed as an “American Izakaya,” Lucky Foo’s serves as a modern Japanese-styled hangout for casual drinks after work or dinner before a night on the town.
With a barrage of fireworks exploding from casinos on the Strip, thousands of revelers shivered and cheered at midnight to welcome 2015 to Las Vegas.
Get ready to thaw, Las Vegas. The National Weather Service has issued a hard-freeze warning for just one more day, lasting until 9 a.m. Friday.
Nevada’s three juvenile correctional facilities are failing to seek education reimbursements that could save about $632,000 annually, according to a recent state audit.
