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Events Across Las Vegas Honor Lives Lost Nine Years After Shooting
On Thursday, events are planned across the valley to honor lives lost, survivors, and first responders following the tragic shooting on the Las Vegas Strip. Activities include a Sunrise Remembrance Ceremony at the Clark County Government Center Amphitheater and an evening ceremony at the Community Healing Garden.
Police: Las Vegas shooting suspect may have been triggered by comment
A witness told police that a suspect in a fatal shooting near the Strip became visibly angry after hearing a comment, preceding gunfire.
North Las Vegas to Open New Multimillion-Dollar Fire Station 51
North Las Vegas is preparing to open a new fire station facility. The upgraded building replaces the old one and features amenities like a gym and individual sleeping rooms for its eight firefighters. The community is invited to an open house at Fire House 51 this Saturday, October 3.
Utility Spray Paint Marks Left by Google Fiber Expansion in Las Vegas Neighborhoods
Streets and sidewalks in Las Vegas neighborhoods are covered in utility spray paint from Google Fiber's expansion preparations. Residents note that no one appears responsible for cleaning up the markings, despite the city owning the public areas. The issue stems from a lack of clear policy regarding cleanup responsibility in Nevada.
North Las Vegas Opens Modern $15.3M Fire Station Replacing Old Facility
North Las Vegas is opening a new $15.3 million Station 51 near Carey Avenue to replace the valley's oldest active fire station. The new 15,000-square-foot facility will house eight personnel and serve as headquarters for Battalion 5. A public grand opening is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 3.
Gov. Lombardo Joins Community for Veteran Home Renovation in North Las Vegas
Governor Joe Lombardo participated with volunteers and community leaders in a service project in North Las Vegas. The effort included renovating the home of Vietnam veteran Richard Moyer and supporting a food drive for local veterans and families.
LVMPD seeks public help identifying suspect linked to southwest Las Vegas burglaries
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is asking the public for assistance in finding a suspect connected to multiple recent burglaries in southwest Las Vegas. The break-ins were reported near intersections including West Tropicana Avenue and South Hualapai Way. Anyone with information can contact LVMPD detectives or Crime Stoppers of Nevada.
Las Vegas flood tunnels pose danger for unhoused residents during storms
Summer rainfall in the Las Vegas Valley creates a dangerous situation for unhoused residents who seek shelter in flood control tunnels. When storms hit, these channels funnel runoff toward the Las Vegas Wash, threatening belongings and safety. Advocates are urging kindness towards neighbors experiencing homelessness.
Police: Senior swindled out of millions in gold in Las Vegas
Two men face felony charges after police say they scammed a senior out of about $3 million worth of gold bars in the Las Vegas Valley.
North Las Vegas Dress Shop Owner Donates Quinceañera Gowns
Brenda Karcz, owner of Zofia’s Dress Shop in North Las Vegas, is donating quinceañera gowns to local teens who cannot afford them. For Karcz, the tradition holds deep cultural meaning, and she uses her business to help make these moments possible for others.
Crews Rescue Man in Fast-Moving Water in East Las Vegas
Clark County fire crews performed a water rescue on Monday night to save a man who was caught in fast-moving water in east Las Vegas.
Flames expected on Las Vegas airport airfield this week
Residents should be aware they might see flames at the Las Vegas airport facility this week due to live-fire training activities by airport officials.
More September storms may arrive in Las Vegas today
The National Weather Service reports a 40 percent chance of storms arriving in Las Vegas today, with expected highs in the low 80s.
Smoke and Flames Expected at Harry Reid International Airport This Week
Harry Reid International Airport warns that smoke and flames may be visible on the airfield this week. Officials state this is part of planned training for LAS Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Crews, scheduled from Tuesday, Sept. 29 through Thursday, Oct. 1. The practice aims to let crews rehearse responding to aircraft emergencies.
Parents Speak Out After Gun Confiscated From Student at Las Vegas Elementary School
Some parents are speaking out after a gun was confiscated from a student at Marion B. Earl Elementary School last week in Las Vegas. The Clark County School District stated there was no threat to students or staff following the incident. CCSD also noted that firearm confiscations dropped this past school year compared to the previous one.
LVMPD Detectives Seek Leads in 1989 Downtown Las Vegas Homicide
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department cold case detectives are asking the public for tips regarding a homicide from 1989. Tracy Jackson was found severely beaten downtown on May 21, 1989, and her killer remains unidentified. Anyone with information is urged to contact law enforcement directly.
Man Sentenced to 74 Years for 2022 Killing of Las Vegas Police Officer
Tyson Hampton was sentenced to 74 years to life in prison for the shooting death of Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer Truong Thai. The incident occurred on Oct. 13, 2022, near University Center Drive and Flamingo Road. During sentencing, officers and family members spoke about their grief.
East Las Vegas Residents Raise Concerns Over Ongoing Bed Bug Infestation
Residents at Boulder Palms Senior Apartments in east Las Vegas are dealing with a persistent bed bug problem. One resident stated the issue affects his quality of life and has caused discomfort and sleepless nights. Legal aid advised tenants to inform their landlord and set a deadline.
Two Men Arrested Following Shooting of Off-Duty Officer in West Las Vegas Valley
Guadalupe Ramirez and Agustin Ramirez were arrested regarding the September 21 shooting of an off-duty corrections officer. Guadalupe was booked on charges including conspiracy to commit murder. The incident occurred in the west Las Vegas Valley.
Las Vegas HOAs and Businesses Face Fines Over Nonfunctional Grass Irrigation
Homeowners, businesses, and HOAs in the Las Vegas Valley could face fines starting in 2027 for irrigating decorative or nonfunctional grass using Colorado River water. The Las Vegas Valley Water District plans to classify this as water waste, with potential fines ranging up to $5,120. This enforces a 2021 law banning such irrigation.
One Dead, One Injured in North Las Vegas Shooting
Police responded to a shooting in North Las Vegas after a report of a woman with an apparent gunshot wound. Officers found one man who was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities stated that preliminary investigation suggests this was an isolated incident.
Las Vegas Woman Wins Nevada Appeals Court Ruling in Surrogacy Parentage Fight
A Las Vegas woman secured a victory after a Nevada Court of Appeals ruling changed the legal landscape for surrogacy families. The decision recognized parentage beyond genetics alone, reversing a lower court's ruling. This sets precedent for future parentage disputes.
Las Vegas sees wettest day since February as September storm soaks valley
A wave of thunderstorms swept into the valley from the west Monday evening, blanketing most of the valley with at least a few showers.
Motorcycle Rider Dies After Jeep Collision Near South Fort Apache and West Arby
A motorcycle rider died on Sunday afternoon in Las Vegas after being struck by a vehicle. The incident occurred near the intersection of South Fort Apache Road and West Arby Avenue when a Jeep Grand Cherokee was turning left into an Indian Scout motorcycle's path. The motorcyclist was ejected upon impact and later passed away at University Medical Center's Trauma Center.
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