A nursing assistant arrested in May after allegedly sexually assaulting patients at a Las Vegas rehabilitation center appeared in court on Monday.
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Katelyn joined the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s metro desk in June after graduating from the University of Florida. She previously worked with the paper in the summer of 2017 as an intern on the business desk. Before graduating college she was the editor in chief of the Independent Florida Alligator. She was born and raised in Orlando, Florida.
A jury on Friday spared the life of a man convicted of murder in a fatal 2016 shooting.
A man convicted of killing his 10-month-old daughter was sentenced to prison on Friday.
A man who briefly escaped from police custody in 2016 after he was arrested in connection with three fatal shootings was given three life sentences Friday.
A jury began deliberations Thursday to determine if one of two men convicted of murder in a 2016 fatal shooting should be put to death.
Nelson Ortiz was sentenced to prison Wednesday for voluntary manslaughter in the 2020 fatal shooting of 32-year-old Brandon Coristine.
Christopher Berrios, 55, is accused of killing 46-year-old Bernard Robledo at the Las Vegas home they shared and dumping his body in a recycling bin in September
A convicted sex offender and his brother made video court appearances Tuesday after being indicted on kidnapping and sexual assault charges involving a 13-year-old girl.
A former North Las Vegas firefighter charged with murder in his wife’s overdose death pleaded guilty Friday to involuntary manslaughter.
Nevada’s first night court program designed to make attending municipal court hearings easier will open for business next week in North Las Vegas.
Former Nevada legislator and veteran trial attorney Ozzie Fumo announced Thursday that he is running for Clark County District Attorney.
One of two men prosecutors said were tied to a 2016 fatal stabbing at High Desert State Prison pleaded guilty this week to first-degree murder.
Two men were found guilty Thursday of first-degree murder and other charges for their roles in a 2016 shooting death.
“Mental health court was the best thing that ever happened to me,” 53-year-old Henry Snyder said recently. He has become a completely different person in the past six years.
The jury began deliberations Wednesday in a murder trial for two men accused of a 2016 fatal shooting, one of whom is facing the death penalty.