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Monday April 21st, Kristin Bernal
Metro police said two people were critically injured Monday morning in an accident on Koval Lane and Harmon Avenue around 2 a.m.
Sunday April 20th, Crystal Tobin
Police say SWAT teams were called to a domestic violence barricade situation near West Sahara Avenue and South Cimarron Road on Sunday morning.
Monday April 21st,
A Nevada youth soccer coach accused of striking a referee after a game has pleaded no contest to a gross misdemeanor charge of battery.
Sunday April 20th,
Kraft Foods Group is recalling approximately 96,000 pounds of Oscar Mayer Classic Wieners because the products may contain Classic Cheese Dogs in the Classic Wieners’ packages.
Sunday April 20th,
According to a report, Nevada, Idaho and Utah have among the nation's highest interest rates for payday loans.
Monday April 21st,
A 16-year-old boy from California hopped a fence at the San Jose Airport and snuck into the wheel well of a Hawaiian Airlines flight, stowing away for a five-hour flight, FBI spokesman Tom Simon told ABC News.
Monday April 21st,
Prosecutors are considering charges of accidental homicide against the captain, third mate and helmsman of last week’s doomed South Korea ferry, with new details revealing the frantic and confused ship-to-shore radio communications as critical minutes passed.
Monday April 21st,
In my last column I profiled Stacey and Brandon Steinmetz of Prairie Du Sac, Wisconsin, because they won Summit Credit Union’s “Project Money” contest, decreasing their debts by $29,982 and increasing their savings by $14,402!
Thursday April 17th, Chellie Cervone
Fatal stabbing at McDonald’s near Palace Station CasinoStabbing at McDonald’s leaves one man dead LAS VEGAS – A stabbing at McDonald’s Thursday morning has...Las Vegas World News - Keeping you informed 24/7
Wednesday April 16th, Chellie Cervone
Family Annihilator Bradford Bishop could be in NevadaIs Family Annihilator Bradford Bishop dead or alive WASHINGTON – Bradford Bishop, the man long known as the Family Annihilator...Las Vegas World News - Keeping you informed 24/7
Tuesday April 15th, Chellie Cervone
Pope Francis almost convinces me to return to churchPope Francis, the Pope of the People Pope Francis almost convinces me to return to church. He...Las Vegas World News - Keeping you informed 24/7
Monday April 21st,
Eric Sanderson says if you really want to strike a blow for the environment--and your health--this Earth Day, work to get cars out of cities and create transportation alternatives
Monday April 21st,
Julian Zelizer says President Obama knows more than anyone that he has much at stake in the midterm elections.
Monday April 21st,
Coming to the Mile High City this weekend was the perfect 65th birthday present for Karen Stevenson. She and her husband drove out of the Bible Belt to experience, for the first time, what it's like to buy and smoke weed legally.
Monday April 21st,
JINDO, South Korea (AP) — South Korean President Park Geun-hye said Monday that the captain and some crew members of the sunken ferry committed "unforgivable, murderous behavior," while criticism of her own government's handling of the disaster grew.
Monday April 21st,
A look at the 118th running of the Boston Marathon.
Monday April 21st,
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden on Monday launched a high-profile visit to demonstrate the U.S. commitment to Ukraine and push for urgent implementation of an international agreement aimed at de-escalating tensions even as violence continues.
Wednesday January 29th, hdmoadmin
Feb. 1, 2006: Metro officer Sgt. Henry Prendes, 37, is shot and killed during a domestic violence call, “the 17th Southern Nevada law enforcement officer to die on duty since 1933.”Feb. 2, 1979: Gray Panther founder Maggie Kuhn, 73, has recently been in town speaking about the “gerontophobia epidemic” sweeping the nation, “which is denying older people their human rights.”
Wednesday January 29th, hdmoadmin
“The fact that many Americans are still deluded enough to claim Iraq was an imminent threat is proof America has a really big problem telling the difference between David and Goliath.” - Saab Lofton, Nov. 13, 2003“For two hours last Friday, members of Gov. Jim Gibbons’ newly reinstated Nevada State Commission on Minority Affairs discussed anything but the host of real problems facing Nevada’s minority communities.” - Jason Whited, June 12, 2008
Wednesday January 29th, hdmoadmin
All great things come to an end, and it is now CityLife’s time to exit gracefully from the Sin City media landscape. It has been a long and colorful ride, and we like to think we made an important difference through the years.The journey began in September 1992 when what would become Las Vegas CityLife was founded as New Times by Business Press publisher Alisa Fuller, according to the history described in the 15th anniversary issue of CityLife. Larry Lane as the first of many editors. About a month in, Fuller sells both papers to Arizona-based Wick Communications. Wick, under pressure from the owners of Phoenix New Times, changes the name of the paper to CityLife on Aug. 1, 1996.
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A Las Vegas "native" by way of New York, I'm a professional blogger who favors all things Las Vegas and offers a unique, witty and sometimes controversial perspective. You can count on me to tell it like it is. Connect with me on Google+ Please visit my other sites Chellies World, Celebrity Feast
