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Children find rabid bat in North Las Vegas
Friday, May 17, 2013
At least two rabid bats have been found in the Las Vegas Valley this year, according to the Southern Nevada Health District.
A month after wife's death, Nellis technical sergeant confesses, police say
Friday, May 17, 2013
After being told he failed a lie-detector test earlier this week, an Air Force technical sergeant at Nellis Air Base confessed he shot his wife last month after an argument in a bar escalated into a fight at their North Las Vegas home, according to an arrest report.
One dead in blast at Las Vegas truck repair facility
One dead in blast at Las Vegas truck repair facility
Friday, May 17, 2013
One man is dead after an explosion Friday morning at truck-repair operation near Nellis Air Force Base. The explosion at Nevada Truck & Repair, 4915 N. Sloan Lane, is under investigation.
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North Las Vegas throws out bids on project to raze vacant apartments
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The abandoned, boarded-up Buena Vista Apartments in North Las Vegas will stand for at least a little while longer.
City rolls back fine on Silver Dollar Avenue condos, issues stern warning
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Las Vegas City Council:
A Las Vegas property owner will get a steep discount on the nearly $600,000 in outstanding fines tied to 19 condominium units near Valley View Boulevard and Sahara Avenue so long as he makes regular monthly payments to reimburse the city for its cost of cleaning up the property several years ago.
Police say man, woman apparently stabbed each other
Monday, May 13, 2013
A man and woman suffered multiple stab wounds after an altercation Sunday at a home in North Las Vegas.
Photo: Erma Hernandez, who has been homeless in Las Vegas
Portable, personal shelter units make their way to valley's homeless
Monday, May 13, 2013
Ginger Smith sips on her iced coffee underneath the partial shade outside a Starbucks as a hot April sun beats down on her. She’s at a table with four people from a group called Project Aqua for a meeting. Smith reaches down to pet Chico – a cocoa brown Chihuahua, her “angel doggie” – sunbathing next to her as she listens. Smith’s hands are leathery and worn and covered in a thin layer of grime, but Chico nuzzles them regardless. A black grocery bag of food sits on Smith’s lap, and another grocery bag with a folded up cardboard sign ...
Electrical wiring causes fire at North Las Vegas plant
Monday, May 6, 2013
A fire Sunday at a glass recycling plant that sent flames 50 feet into the sky was caused by electrical wiring, North Las Vegas Fire Department officials said.
In biggest deal of year, North Las Vegas mall sells for $50.5 million
In biggest deal of year, North Las Vegas mall sells for $50.5 million
Monday, May 6, 2013
A sprawling North Las Vegas shopping center has been sold for more than $50 million, the valley’s most lucrative real estate deal of the year.
Commissioners consider property tax hike to 'get everybody paying' for financially challenged UMC
Commissioners consider property tax hike to 'get everybody paying' for financially challenged UMC
Monday, May 6, 2013
Clark County:
More than a third of all patients treated at University Medical Center each year come from nine ZIP codes that surround the valley’s urban core and stretch into North Las Vegas. Still, each year hundreds of thousands of patients from outlying areas make their way to the hospital for treatment.
Man killed after car hits tree and splits in two
Man killed after car hits tree and splits in two
Thursday, May 2, 2013
A man riding in a 2002 Honda Civic was killed early Thursday morning when the car spun out of control and split in two after smashing into a tree. The car was traveling north on Camino Eldorado Road about 4:30 a.m. when the driver lost control.
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Anthony Marshall still doing his job as an ambassador for UNLV basketball
Thursday, May 2, 2013
from the press box:
About 20 students at Clifford O. "Pete" Findlay Middle School were peeking through the windows of the school’s theater Wednesday afternoon hoping to get a glimpse of Anthony Marshall. For children of the North Las Vegas school, the former UNLV basketball guard is a rock star and someone whose path in life they strive to duplicate.
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Controversial rescue of underwater NLV homes to be decided in June
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
The North Las Vegas City Council will decide in June whether to endorse a controversial and complex plan to use its powers of eminent domain to help refinance underwater home mortgages after receiving more information on the proposal during a workshop Tuesday night.
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Suits in space? A North Las Vegas company is working with NASA to recruit executives for space missions
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Just months after reaching a deal with NASA to build an inflatable space room, local entrepreneur Robert Bigelow is working with agency officials to find ways for business executives to participate in missions that could include trips to the moon and Mars.
Photo: A foreclosed home is seen Thursday, April 28, 2011
NLV further examines plan to seize underwater mortgages
Monday, April 29, 2013
North Las Vegas City Council members will take a closer look Tuesday night at a controversial and complex proposal to use eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages in an attempt to boost the city’s sagging housing market.

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