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Aviation history lands at Rancho High School
A replica Wright brothers airplane rolled into it's new home at Rancho High School Monday giving aviation students a unique opportunity to work on a piece of history. → Read More
Pearl Harbor survivors hold final reunion in Las Vegas
For the past ten years, the members of the U.S.S. Utah have held a reunion every year in Las Vegas. The two that made the trip say there are only six total survivors left today from that ship. → Read More
Riviera items for sale, everything must go
You now have the chance to own a piece of the Riviera Hotel and Casino. → Read More
Laminate flooring accused of making people sick pulled from shel
After mounting pressure from lawsuits, federal investigators and slumping stock prices, discount flooring giant Lumber Liquidators has decided to pull its Chinese-made laminate flooring from store ... → Read More
UMC helps nurse practitioners hone their skills
While the Las Vegas Valley continues to experience a shortage of doctors, a growing crop of health care providers is stepping up to fill their shoes. Those individuals are nurse practitioners, and ... → Read More
Fans travel to Vegas from Philippines to support Pacquiao
The showdown between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao has drawn fans far and wide to the Las Vegas Strip. Some of Pacquiao's biggest fans have even traveled half way around the world from the Ph... → Read More
Police: No fight ticket, stay off the Las Vegas Strip
Being billed as the greatest fight of the century, local police are getting prepared for the crowds by beefing up security like never before. → Read More
CCSD student registration goes entirely digital
Clark County School District student registration is going paperless for the fall 2015 school year and beyond. → Read More
Nasty winds leave path of destruction in parts of valley
There was plenty of remnants in the form of debris from Tuesday's big weather day left in parts of the valley Wednesday. Trees and light poles were knocked down. Some even falling on to cars and el... → Read More
Sandoval to expand JAG program if education budget is approved
Gov. Brian Sandoval, R-NV, is enlisting the help of local students enrolled in the "Jobs for America's Graduates" initiative. The governor is trying to expand the program by allocating an additiona... → Read More
Family of shooting victim prepares to testify against their fath
The family of a shooting victim is preparing to testify in the trial of the accused killer – their father.Troy White is accused of shooting his estranged wife and a 28-year-old man. → Read More
Bill that toughens hit and run penalties stuck in NV Legislature
A bill that would toughen laws for hit and run drivers is stuck in the State Legislature. Supporters of Senate Bill 245 say the bill needs to be pushed forward to discourage people who chose to dri... → Read More
State leaders discuss security concerns for 2015
State leaders met at Nevada Highway Patrol Headquarters to discuss specific public safety concerns and solutions for Nevada in 2015. → Read More
Number of lions at sanctuary concerns county
HENDERSON, Nev.-- Nearly 50 lions, some ostriches and a giraffe could soon be without a home unless their caretakers negotiate with the county.On Wednesday, the county zoning commission will discus... → Read More
Questions linger regarding twist in deadly road rage
Residents of a northwest neighborhood remain confused and shocked about what unfolded during a deadly road rage incident last week. → Read More
Sketch could be key to solving 'road rage' deadly shooting
Police hope surveillance video and a sketch will help them catch a suspected road rage killer. → Read More
Groups meet, brainstorm best ways to find missing kids
Eight thousand kids disappear from the state of Nevada every year, according to law enforcement. However, authorities say not every missing child case is an abduction. In fact, 90 percent of the ca... → Read More
CCSD draws attention to teacher shortage using Slotzilla
The superintendent of the Clark County School District took a daring ride on the Slotzilla Wednesday. It was to draw attention to the biggest teacher shortage in history of the district. → Read More
Good Samaritan assists injured police officer
A North Las Vegas motorcycle officer struck by a hit-and-run motorist Monday night on Interstate 15 is recovering from his injuries after he was pulled to safety by a good Samaritan. → Read More
Faith, community leaders hold seminar to help foster care kids
There are 3,000 children in the foster care system in Clark County. On Saturday, local faith leaders brainstormed ways to get more help for the kids. → Read More