73-year-old man arrested after swastikas appear on campaign signs in Las Vegas
“A 73-year-old man was arrested on Monday as Metro police investigate reports of swastikas painted on campaign signs in Las Vegas.”
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Las Vegas riders share experiences as new RED LINE bus service begins
“RTC bus riders can expect several improvements when it comes to getting around town.”
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Only diabetic-friendly bakery in Las Vegas fights to keep doors open after major roadwork
“A unique bakery serving people who have diabetes is still dealing with some of the aftermath of major road construction.”
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Missing New York woman found dead in Las Vegas, family says
“Just 11 days after the family of Alisa Goods filed a missing person report, they confirmed that her body was recovered in Las Vegas. Sources tell 8 News Now they found Goods early Thursday morning in a wash near Harry Reid International Airport.”
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Las Vegas Raiders propose $158M Allegiant Stadium North Plaza Project, seek $75M in funding
“New details are emerging about proposed additional work at Allegiant Stadium, including how much stadium-related money could potentially be available to help pay for it.”
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Las Vegas hotels still planned near A’s Stadium amid fed solvency warning
“Plans are only on paper for two Bally’s Corp. hotels set for the Las Vegas Strip, but a solvency warning to federal regulators appears to be casting “substantial doubt” about a debt for the casino operator over the next year.Plans are only on paper for two Bally’s Corp. hotels set for the Las Vegas Strip,…
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Storm leaves flooded streets in northeast Las Vegas
“Neighbors in the northeast part of town were left with flooded streets after last week’s storm. James Zachman has lived at his house near Toiyabe and Carey for over 20 years and says this area is prone to flooding.”
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Woman, friends discover potential human remains at Lake Mead in Las Vegas
“A Las Vegas woman said she was enjoying a Sunday trip to Lake Mead when her friend and his daughter came across potential human remains along the shoreline of the Boulder Beach area.”
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Former Las Vegas hotel executive recovers after surviving hit and run
“Richard Broome said he is recovering after surviving a hit-and-run while riding his bike in a west valley neighborhood on August 9. Broome is the current CEO of Public Education Foundation and former executive vice president of communications and government relations for Caesars Entertainment. “
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Family receives mysterious texts after woman goes missing in Las Vegas
“An East Coast family said they’re desperate to find their family member, 63-year-old Alisa Goods, who was reported missing on August 10. The family later received text messages from her phone, asking for payment in Bitcoin.”
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Bystander killed by stray bullet while in car at intersection; police detain 1 person
“Las Vegas Metro police are investigating a shooting that left a woman dead in her car at an intersection in the east valley. The shooting occurred around 3:16 p.m. on Wednesday near the intersection of Bonanza Road and Lamb Boulevard. Police said they received calls that a person had been found shot.”
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First black-owned bookstore opens on Las Vegas Strip
“A historic new chapter is being written on the Las Vegas Strip as its first Black-owned bookstore welcomes readers inside Fashion Show Las Vegas.”
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3 injured in partial building collapse at Las Vegas shopping center
“A partial building collapse has closed a portion of Jones Boulevard in the central Las Vegas valley Wednesday morning.”
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Partially collapsed building closes Jones Boulevard in central Las Vegas valley
“A partial building collapse has closed a portion of Jones Boulevard in the central Las Vegas valley Wednesday morning.”
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Manager set to leave position as investigation into City of Las Vegas workplace shooting continues
“An email obtained by 8 News Now states that the City of Las Vegas’ Deputy Director of Public Works, Matthew Meyer, is leaving his position by Sept. 8. “
