Hotel Demolition Begins In Downtown Vegas
As crowds looked on, construction crews began tearing down the building once home to the Queen of Hearts hotel in downtown Las Vegas Tuesday.
Police Identify Alleged ‘Scarf-Face’ Robber
More than two weeks after his arrest, North Las Vegas police released the identity of the man they dubbed “Scarf-Face” during a series of armed robberies. |
Gang Members Using Twitter, Facebook More
When a gang member was released from jail soon after his arrest for selling methamphetamine, friends and associates assumed he had cut a deal with authorities and become a police informant.
Tue, 2/2: World of Concrete 2010 (Las Vegas Convention…)
World of Concrete 2010 is an annual international event dedicated to the commercial concr...
Tue, 2/2: BPI Envelope-Shell Professional Training – 3 day class (Embassy Suites Conve…)
Award-Winning Energy Audit Training, LEED Certification and Solar Training at CleanEdison...
Tue, 2/2: Lucky Cheng’s Dinner Show (Harmon Theatre)
Get ready to be dazzled when you enter Lucky Cheng's where you'll receive a 3-course Pan-...
Tue, 2/2: The Rat Pack is Back (Plaza Hotel and Casi…)
A tribute to Frank, Sammy, Joey and Dean
Las Vegas, Nevada Weather :: 45F Mostly clear
Mostly clear 45°F
- Humidity:
- 65%
- Wind Speed:
- 3 MPH
- Wind Direction:
- N (350°)
- Barometer:
- 29.93 in.
- Dewpoint:
- 34°F
- Heat Index:
- 45°F
- Wind Chill:
- 44°F
- Visibility:
- 10 mi
Recall Fix Is On Way For Toyota Drivers
The fix is in for the 2.3 million Toyota vehicles recalled in the U.S. because of a potential gas pedal defect.
HUD boosts staff in Las Vegas to handle foreclosures
WASHINGTON -- The HUD secretary said today he is dispatching a foreclosure rapid-response team to Las Vegas and plans to add a total of eight new members to its Clark County office to deal with the housing crisis.
Union helping open doors to homeownership in Las Vegas
Three years ago, as the Culinary Union sat down with Las Vegas casino companies for a new round of contract talks, labor leaders sought to preserve the city’s identity as a worker’s paradise, the place where a housekeeper owns a home.
China To Fund Maglev High-Speed Train
The Export-Import Bank of China has negotiated a plan to provide the California-Nevada Super Speed Train Commission with the investment capital needed to create thousands of jobs for the men and women of Las Vegas.
Blood, Shoe Print Lead To Homicide Arrests
Two homeless Las Vegas men are accused of killing a man during a fight at a vacant office building on the city’s west side.
