The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Foundation is offering free tickets for the public to attend the annual K-9 trials event later this month.
Caitlin Lilly
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As the Review-Journal’s social media manager, you’ll be hard-pressed to find Caitlin Lilly without her phone in her hand, tweeting. The Las Vegas native and UNLV grad previously wrote about Harry Potter coffee shops and Chick-fil-A openings as a digital reporter. She also spent several summers working with the World Series of Poker’s public relations team. In her spare time, she enjoys cupcakes, traveling and spending time with her two Maltese.
Henderson police are investigating after a pedestrian was killed in a crash.
The Springs Preserve in Las Vegas will once again offer its popular butterfly habitat exhibit for the upcoming season.
Las Vegas residents and tourists alike will soon be able to hit the links at a new golf experience opening on the Strip.
Seven-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer/songwriter Kacey Musgraves is bringing her upcoming tour to the Las Vegas Strip.
A retired North Las Vegas police dog died earlier this month just shy of his 12th birthday.
The fan-favorite NASCAR Hauler Parade is set to make its way down the Las Vegas Strip on Thursday night.
Nevada’s first regulated cannabis consumption lounge has opened its doors in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas police are investigating an early Wednesday morning crash that left one person dead and two others injured.
Internet sensation and comedian Matt Rife has added an additional Las Vegas show to his upcoming tour.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department was kept busy with drivers suspected of impairment on Super Bowl Sunday.
A self-proclaimed skyscraper climber who worked his way to the very top of the Sphere said he was trying to raise money.
The highly-anticipated cocktail lounge from superstar Bruno Mars has an opening date on the Las Vegas Strip.
The beloved Budweiser Clydesdales have become a Super Bowl tradition and this year will be no different.
With thousands of people expected in Las Vegas this week for the Super Bowl, authorities are calling on the community to help report parties at short-term rentals.