Southbound U.S. Highway 95 has reopened after it was shut down at the Rancho Drive exit Thursday morning after a Nevada Highway Patrol motorcycle trooper was involved in an accident.
The trooper was transported to University Medical Center about 8 a.m. with non-life threatening injuries.
The highway was shut down as police investigated the accident and reopened about 10:30 a.m.
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For Nikki and Larry Wheeler and their dog, Masi, the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix was a surprise they didn’t know about when they arrived Friday.
The A-lister dropped to the asphalt on the F1 racecourse. Pitt was filming a scene for the action movie “F1,” due out next year.
Sixty volunteers with CASA — for Court Appointed Special Advocates — will be on the fast track at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday.
Thousands of fans attending the Las Vegas Grand Prix came from all over the world with the same goal in mind: To enjoy F1, Las Vegas style.
It was fitting that Jay Leno honored Sylvester Stallone on Friday night. A recent tumble left Leno looking like Stallone’s most famous character.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, and it is estimated at a dollar loss of $500,000, officials said.
The outage began shortly after 10:20 a.m. and was centered near Lake Mead and Rainbow boulevards.
Andrea Leonard, described as “brilliant and witty” by family and friends, died after the crash.
Using the massive Sphere as the anchor of the Las Vegas Grand Prix spectator area, a small army of staff ensure the guest experience is enjoyable.
Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill spoke of enveloping some of Las Vegas’ crime hotspots in a “technology bubble” that would “make it virtually impossible to commit crime.”
