Mauricio Marin
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UPDATE: Police arrest security guard in deadly shooting
A 19-year-old security guard is facing a murder charge after police say he killed a man near the pool of an apartment complex on Thursday evening. → Read More
UPDATE: Coroner identifies child who died after falling into pool
A child is dead after falling into a pool on Wednesday night at a home near Mountain Vista Street and East Tropicana Avenue, according to police. → Read More
Gold Butte's national monument designation under review
Nearly a million acres of land in Nevada could lose their national monument designation. Gold Butte, as well as Basin 'N' Range, are two monuments the department of the interior is currently reviewing. → Read More
Parents prepare for early start of upcoming school year
Kids have just one more month of summer break. Schools with the Clark County School District start on August 14th. → Read More
Monday is the last day to comment on Gold Butte, other national monuments
Two national monuments in Nevada are at risk of losing their designation. → Read More
Local mom works to keep kids safe by sharing story, educating parents on pool dangers
A local mother who lost her son when he drowned in a pool is working hard to keep other valley kids safe. Cierra Sonetti advice follows last night's death of a 14-year old Las Vegas boy. → Read More
Dad and son celebrate Father's Day as police officers
They walk the same, they talk the same, and they even bust criminals the same. Kevin and Sean Emry are a lot alike, especially when it comes to their careers. → Read More
UPDATE: Son of fallen officer graduates, 150 officers attend ceremony
Standing in for a fallen brother. → Read More
Rising home prices means supply and demand; more workers needed
Housing prices continue to go up around the Las Vegas valley. The median cost of a home in the area is now $249,000. That's up 13 percent from a year ago. → Read More
Lake Mead reiterates boating, swimming safety ahead of holiday weekend
The holiday Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner, so park rangers at Lake Mead National Recreation Area have taken new steps to prevent drownings and keep visitors safe. → Read More
Local NAACP praises Metro for transparency, wants choke holds banned
The Las Vegas NAACP spoke out Thursday night about the in-custody death of a man near the Las Vegas Strip this past weekend. The local chapter of the civil rights group is praising the Metro Police Department for its transparency in the investigation, but the NAACP says there was also a lot of things done wrong by officers leading up to the man's death. → Read More
Attorney representing family of man who died in police custody criticizes Metro Police
The attorney hired by the family of Tashii Brown, the man who died in Metro police's custody Sunday night had scathing comments for the department. → Read More
Students from school bus crash recovering slowly
Several children who were aboard a school bus during an accident with a car Thursday spent their second day in the hospital recovering Friday. → Read More
Bus crash reignites school bus safety, seat belt debate
Following a deadly accident that involved a school bus Thursday local parents are wondering more now than ever whether seat belts should be required on school buses to keep their children safe. → Read More
CCSD infighting possibly weighing on district's reorganization effort
Infighting among Clark County School District Trustees and the superintendent could be affecting plans to reorganize the fifth largest school district in the country, and with more than 320,000 students in the district, there's a lot at stake. → Read More
Patagonian mara caught is eating and fine, but undergoing evaluation
The wild animal that ran loose Thursday causing quite the frenzy will remain under a watchful eye of a veterinarian through the weekend. → Read More
Making a community effort to prevent deadly domestic violence
Violent crimes are tearing apart families in the Las Vegas Valley and a record number of people are asking for help. 8 News NOW examined a different approach taking shape locally to tackle the issue. → Read More
Talking, texting not the only forms of distracted driving
Talking and texting on your phone while driving isn't the only definition of distracted driving. → Read More
Program aims to keep kids from getting kicked out of school
There may be a racial divide when it comes to disciplining kids at Clark County Schools. According to the latest numbers, by the U.S. Department of Education-- African American students are suspend... → Read More
Families living with autism participate in the A Games
The Families for Effective Autism Treatment of Southern Nevada held the annual A Games Saturday afternoon. → Read More