Primm’s former casino operator moves on from ‘obsolete’ area
The company said the remote gambling outpost was a “cash drain” of approximately $10 million to $15 million per year “for many years.”
Helicopter lands in northwest valley neighborhood, police said
A helicopter landed on the 9800 block of Solar Avenue near Centennial Hills Hospital Sunday, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Beaver Dam State Park to reopen as Grapevine Fire nears full containment
The park will reopen at 6 a.m. Monday as fire crews have stomped out the Grapevine Fire, which is estimated at 26,464 acres and is at 95 percent containment, over…
Folarin Balogun’s 1-game ban suspended by FIFA, allowing US forward to play vs. Belgium
Folarin Balogun’s one-game ban was suspended by FIFA on Sunday, allowing the forward to play in the United States’ World Cup round of 16 game against Belgium on Monday.
Illegal fireworks suspected to cause over $250K damages in commercial building fire
The Clark County Fire Department suspects illegal fireworks caused a fire at a commercial property in the southwest valley Sunday.
Man dies in fatal crash in northwest valley, police said
A fatal crash occurred late Saturday night when the driver of a 2020 Ford Fusion failed to negotiate a turn and oveturned the vehicle, police said.
Woman, 73, facing life-threatening injuries after being hit by suspected DUI driver near Strip
The woman is in critical condition after a suspected DUI driver hit her with his pickup off East Sahara Avenue near the Strip.
Las Vegas sports decade: A timeline of key moments in the evolution of Southern Nevada as a pro market
In the decade that followed the NHL awarding Las Vegas its first professional sports franchise in June 2016, the city has rapidly made it mark as one of the premiere…
This lawsuit could upend Nevada water regulation — and cost taxpayers billions
The case heads to trial next week and could set what some say is a concerning precedent for the state’s top water regulator.
Lombardo campaign adviser leads water lawsuit seeking billions from Nevada
A former lieutenant governor and ex-water rights consultant have ties to a controversial developer seeking billions in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against the state.