Las Vegas police said a pedestrian died after being struck by a minivan early Wednesday morning on Spring Mountain Road near Hauck Street.
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Despite patient complaints about the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in North Las Vegas, Nevada’s U.S. senators on Tuesday attributed problems to “growing pains” and said they are not ready to join the criticism.
A 13-month-old boy fell from a third-story condominium window in the northwest valley on Tuesday, Las Vegas police said.
Nevada officials are putting together a plan that could alleviate the crisis mentally ill patients are creating for Southern Nevada emergency rooms by making more psychiatric beds available in other facilities.
Las Vegas Valley residents should expect dusty days as strong mid-week winds are expected to kick up sand and dirt.
Curtis Traupman, 39, faces one count each of attempted murder with a deadly weapon, resisting a public officer with the use of a firearm and battery on a protected person.
Nearly 200 additional taxicabs have been authorized to operate during the weekend of the Electric Daisy Carnival in June.
Mantecore, the tiger responsible — but never blamed — for a near-fatal injury to Roy Horn of Siegfried & Roy in 2003, died on March 19.
A weeklong jet fuel shortage at McCarran International Airport that resulted in airline pilots having to land here with enough fuel in their tanks to reach their next destination has ended.
Motorists mighty be seeing bubbles on city streets and will have to detour around a wide swath of downtown Saturday morning.
The Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline is moving forward with another complaint against suspended Family Court Judge Steven Jones.
Bidders raised over $50,000 for the The Animal Foundation during the raffle set up to find new owners for the 25 puppies that survived a January pet shop arson.
Aric Brill was a smart and sociable 16-year-old who was on the National Honor Society. A bullet ended his life, but his family takes solace that he lives on in five other people who owe their lives to his organ donations.
Nevada’s largest action sports and music festival is set to return to Las Vegas. The Clark County Parks and Recreation Department plans to host Extreme Thing from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. March 29 at Desert Breeze Park, 8275 Spring Mountain Road.