The complaint suggests that refusal was motivated by a desire to profit from the car crash that injured the plaintiff.

Las Vegas police arrested Roberto Olivas, 27, on DUI charges after a crash that critically injured a pedestrian at a bus stop and caused power outages affecting thousands.

August 1, 1942, Las Vegas Fire & Rescue hired its first and official full-time chief, Harold Case. Entertainment. Las Vegas ...

Credit One Bank has announced the return of its annual One for the Community program for the fifth consecutive season, in ...

CCSD says it's continuing enforcement on cell phones for the 2025-26 school year.

Traffic cameras now show the area has opened one lane, slowly allowing traffic to pass through, which the RTC confirmed by ...

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Foundation, in collaboration with Metro officers, organized their annual back-to ...