An aluminum bow whistles past 17-year-old Christiana-Marie Wilburn’s patch of aqua blue bangs that rest neatly on her forehead during a February archery tournament.
The Clark County coroner’s office has released the names of a couple killed Saturday in a traffic crash in Henderson. James Zell, 68, and Katherine Zell, 65, both of Henderson were killed in a three-vehicle crash about 11:20 p.m., officials said.
A man was arrested Sunday on a DUI count after a head-on, wrong-way crash on U.S. 95 near Ann Road that killed a 55-year-old man, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.
Prosecutors are weighing charges against a 63-year-old man who called police Saturday to report that he shot and killed a neighbor outside his apartment.
For nearly two hours Metro Police cars and helicopters chased a pickup truck speeding recklessly Friday for more than 100 miles throughout Southern Nevada after the suspects allegedly stole air conditioning units.
In some ways, Michael Kasica’s trip to the bank Thursday was typical. He went to conduct his business and grew impatient with the bank employee helping him. But the 54-year-old’s bank visit was anything but typical: After pulling a knife and demanding money, Kasica left because he grew tired of waiting, according to Henderson Police.
A crash this afternoon in the east valley left three people in critical condition, Metro Police said. Officers received a call around 2:32 p.m. of a two-vehicle collision in the 5200 block of Boulder Highway, police said.
School’s out in Las Vegas, at least for the week. With spring break in full effect, students and families may have some extra free time on their hands this week.
Ten years ago doctors informed Candace Jones she might not walk again and her days as a runner were over after her seatbelt ripped open her stomach during a car crash with a drunk driver.
Brothers Ari and Yosef Feiler, 5 and 6, are a playful pair who don’t usually simmer down until they’re dressed in their Spiderman or dinosaur-printed pajamas and able to read a bedtime story. For the most part, those nightly stories are from books that have special meaning both to the boys and their parents.
For one hour on Saturday darkness will replace the bright pink neon glowing on the Flamingo and bulbs twinkling on Fremont Street casinos as part of a global environmental awareness event. World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour returns to Las Vegas for the fourth consecutive year, and dozens of Strip and downtown properties are participating by turning off their non-essential exterior lights from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
A Clark County School District bus carrying more than 50 children and a Chevy truck collided Wednesday, sending one child to a hospital, Metro Police said.
Metro Police announced today that the department is making changes to its use-of-force policy and will implement some recommendations outlined by the ACLU.
No one hit all six Mega Millions numbers pulled Tuesday night, upping the $363 million jackpot to an estimated record $476 million for Friday’s drawing, according to the lottery’s website.
An airman from Nellis Air Force Base is in critical condition after falling about 25 feet down a Luxor elevator shaft early Saturday morning. During a scuffle with another airman, the man was shoved against an elevator door that came open, and he fell to the basement level.
The only thing that might dampen this weekend’s weather of mid- to high 70s is a light shower forecasted Sunday night, according to the National Weather Service.
With millions of visitors arriving each year, Las Vegas is home to thousands of restaurants. But few of them can lay claim to dating back to "Old Vegas." Here's a look at several stand-alone restaurants that have stood the test of time.
If given voices, the wood-paneled walls at The Golden Steer probably would reminisce like tuxedoed waiter Fernando Camacho does, sharing stories about steakhouse’s famous patrons, including Elvis Presley, Muhammad Ali and Tony Spilotro. The restaurant is one of Las Vegas’ longest-running restaurants and remains a pocket of preserved Las Vegas history. Red velvet chairs wait tucked under tables displaying elegantly set dining wear.
Shiny apples, lightly misted lettuce, a chilly freezer aisle stocked with ice cream and a deli counter loaded with meats and cheeses are typically found in grocery stores, but at one local Albertsons, racks of gently used blue jeans and dresses are hanging inside.
Spring sprung Tuesday with sunshine and lower than normal temperatures around the valley, but the rest of the week will start to heat up, according to the National Weather Service.
Bob Beers, 52, a former Republican state senator and assemblyman, won the War 2 special election for Las Vegas City Council Tuesday night by 776 votes.
After the Las Vegas Valley saw six Fresh & Easy grocery stores close in recent years, a new Fresh & Easy location is opening Wednesday in the Southern Highlands area.
Voters of Ward 2 in and around the Summerlin area will be able to cast votes in a special election Tuesday to elected a Las Vegas City Council member to fill a seat left vacant by the new District Attorney Steve Wolfson.
UNLV student Tedi Izzi smacked herself in the forehead Thursday night as she watched the Rebels play — and eventually lose to — Colorado during UNLV’s first game in this year’s NCAA Tournament. “Come on Rice, get your boys together,” Izzi shouted at the flat-screen TV at PT’s Pub on Tropicana Avenue near Maryland Parkway.
Motorists may need to make changes to their normal commute, as an Interstate 15 southbound access road south of Tropicana Avenue will open on Wednesday.
After nearly two years of legal proceedings, the family of Erik Scott — a 38-year-old who was shot and killed at a Costco store by police on July 10, 2010 — has dropped its lawsuit against Metro Police.
It’s the ultimate Las Vegas photo opportunity: Two tourists from North Carolina are showered with cash, standing in front of the famous “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign on the Las Vegas Strip.
A Nevada Highway Patrol trooper was transported to University Medical Center after a Toyota crashed into his patrol car Thursday on Interstate 15 near St. Rose Parkway.
Dust clouds and high winds Tuesday in the Las Vegas Valley caused power outages, flight delays and road closures and put the brakes on at least a couple of high-profile roller coasters.
Blood rushed out of the back of Greg Castello’s head as he laid motionless on the pavement outside a northwest golf course. An off-duty firefighter who came to Castello’s rescue feared he was too late. For six minutes, Castello had stopped breathing. He had no idea Capt. Mike Szoke, 42, was saving his life by performing CPR.
Motorists traveling to Las Vegas on Interstate 15 from Arizona and Utah this March should prepare for possible traffic delays due to a monthlong bridge repair project.