PHOTO: Caught by Surprise
May 18, 2011 - 5:27 pm
Golden Nugget employees, from left, Alejandra Delgabillo, Maria Cardona and Rocio Alvarez run toward a parking lot downtown to stay dry during a brief downpour Wednesday afternoon. The valley’s official measuring station at McCarran International Airport reported 0.01 inches of rainfall. The most rain fell near Nellis Air Force Base, where 0.25 inches of rain was recorded. The temperature only reached 67 degrees Wednesday, marking a record record lowest-high for the date. The previous record was 72 on May 18, 1949. The National Weather Service forecasts highs of 75 today and 82 on Friday with no rain either day.
Two of four crashes were hit-and-runs from Wednesday evening to early Thursday morning, police report.
Catholic Charities and 50 volunteers served roughly 700 of Las Vegas’ most vulnerable men, women and children for their 59th annual free holiday feast at St. Lied Vincent Dining Facility.
Police are investigating after a pedestrian was killed in a crash involving a stolen vehicle early Thursday morning in the northeast Las Vegas Valley.
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Three Square, Catholic Charities, and Salvation Army are preparing to feed thousands of Southern Nevadans.
Twin sisters Linda Thomas and Karen Rodman are back home after a kidney transplant from one twin to the other at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
The collision occurred just before 7:30 p.m. on South Nellis Boulevard just south of East Twain Avenue, according to Metropolitan Police Lt. Sam Bonner.
Neon City Festival posted a 30-percent increase over those visiting downtown Las Vegas during F1 week in ‘23.
Volunteers at Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada are expected to serve 700 Thanksgiving meals, including turkey, garlic mashed potatoes and cornbread stuffing.
The city of Las Vegas is offering free parking in Downtown Las Vegas for one day.