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Hotel-casino sues Las Vegas Grand Prix, Clark County over traffic issues
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A Las Vegas Strip-adjacent hotel-casino sued Las Vegas Grand Prix over the traffic issues caused by the race construction and event. Ellis Island, which is located near Koval Lane and Flamingo Road, on the circuit, is suing the race organizers and Clark County over the ongoing traffic issues.
Clark County employees file federal lawsuit against accused Las Vegas murder suspect Robert Telles
Four employees of the Clark County Public Administrator's OIffice filed a federal complaint to sue their former boss Robert Telles and the county for creating a hostile work environment before he was arrested and accused of killing a Las Vegas investigative journalist and lter removed from his elected position.
Speed Kills: Southern Nevada confronts rising traffic fatalities
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — What can be done to make Las Vegas valley roadways less dangerous? That’s the question posed to law enforcement officials who’ve been charged with cleaning up the streets and to those whose families have been irrevocably changed by traffic-related deaths. Chris Holmes, Deputy...
Camera sees 14,000 red light violations at busy intersection in February, but Metro can’t cite drivers
It's a pervasive problem in the valley: red light runners. Law enforcement agencies are working together to tackle the deadly behavior because the number of people killed in crashes in Clark County is up 51% already this year and red-light running is a major contributing factor.
Southern Hills Hospital hosts training exercises with CCSDPD K-9 unit
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Police dogs were able to get in some valuable training thanks to Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center. Earlier this month, hospital staff hosted special training exercises with the Clark County School District Police Department's K-9 units. Six teams, including two drug-sniffing dogs and four firearms dogs, got to go through drills.
Recent Las Vegas Grand Prix lawsuit adds to continued criticism on local race
Las Vegas (KSNV) — The Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix continues to draw negative attention from businesses and residents across the valley. The owners of Ellis Island Casino recently issued a lawsuitagainst the Grand Prix, alleging the traffic issues created by the Formula One race cost it millions of dollars in business. Clark County was also listed as a defendant.
CCSD Police: 1 stabbed 3 times during Las Vegas elementary school ceremony
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A male was stabbed three times following a verbal turned physical altercation with a female during a 5th grade promotion ceremony at Wendell Williams Elementary School. Clark County School District Police Department Lieutenant Bryan Zink told FOX5 that the female faces battery and assault charges...
Rep. Dina Titus tours Henderson employee wellness center after securing funding
Las Vegas (KSNV) — Officials with the City of Henderson are emphasizing employee mental health with the help of a Nevada Congresswoman. Dina Titus recently toured the Employee Health and Wellness Center in Henderson, led by Mayor Michelle Romero and staff from Henderson Police, Fire, and Emergency Management teams.
Man accused of bringing assault rifle onto southwest Las Vegas area high school campus
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A man faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon after police arrested him in the parking lot of a high school in southwest Las Vegas. Alfred Pamintuan was identified by Clark County School District Police as the suspect arrested on Wednesday at Sierra Vista High School. Sources told 8 News Now […]
Ameresco Awarded $21 Million Contract to Illuminate Henderson’s Streets with State-of-the-Art LED Technology
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. & HENDERSON, Nev.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 20, 2024-- Ameresco, Inc., (NYSE: AMRC), a leading cleantech integrator specializing in energy efficiency and renewable energy, today announced its collaboration with the City of Henderson to upgrade street lighting infrastructure with state-of-the-art LED technology. The $21 million project, awarded to Ameresco, marks a significant step towards enhancing safety, energy efficiency, and community well-being.
One injured after mobile home catches fire in east Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - One person was injured Thursday morning after a mobile home caught fire in the east valley. Clark County Fire Department received reports of a fire breaking out in the 5400 block of Ferrari Avenue, near Sahara and Nellis, around 9:36 a.m. Arriving firefighters identified that the mobile home, which was on fire, was backed against a house, and quickly worked to protect the residence.
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