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Tuesday July 22nd,
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Tuesday July 22nd,
A Florida father who beat up his son’s alleged attacker says his son is the real hero – not himself.
Friday July 18th, WLOX Staff
It's been an extremely difficult day for family and friends as well as officers. So many people were crying, upset as the body of 5-year-old Janaya Thompson was removed from an abandoned trailer. Coroner Gary Hargrove said Janaya's body was found in a bathroom.
Tuesday July 22nd,
National Park Service rangers are searching for an adult male who was last seen swimming north of Callville Bay Marina on Lake Mead Tuesday before noon.
Tuesday July 22nd,
Secretary of State investigators today arrested a Las Vegas-area woman who is alleged to have registered to vote twice under a false name and now faces seven felony charges.
Tuesday July 22nd,
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department says it has arrested a man suspected in a series of sexual assaults and is asking the public whether it has information on more...
Tuesday July 22nd,
Rocket launched near Tel Aviv's airport led to the decision.
Tuesday July 22nd,
The mysterious appearance of two large white flags flying over the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City this morning has the city scrambling to figure out why they were put there.
Tuesday July 22nd,
Despite sinking iPad sales, Apple CEO Tim Cook said he is "incredibly excited."
Wednesday April 30th, Chellie Cervone
Woman receives probation in murder plotLeslie LaChance receives probation in murder plot Leslie LaChance who is also known as Leslie Zdehovan and Leslie Garcia, has...Las Vegas World News - Keeping you informed 24/7
Tuesday April 29th, Chellie Cervone
Coyote attack in AnthemCoyote attack in Anthem Henderson, Nev – A dog severely mauled in Anthem was likely the victim of...Las Vegas World News - Keeping you informed 24/7
Monday April 28th, Chellie Cervone
Criminals utilize social media to find victimsCriminals utilize social media to victimize LAS VEGAS WORLD NEWS – Social media is a great way...Las Vegas World News - Keeping you informed 24/7
Tuesday July 22nd,
J.J. Abrams has given "Star Wars" fans something new to geek out about, and better yet, it's for a good cause.
Tuesday July 22nd,
DNA taken from a body found in June matches that of fugitive billionaire Yoo Byung-eun, police in South Korea said Tuesday.
Monday July 21st,
Johns Hopkins Health System has agreed to pay $190 million to settle the case of a gynecologist who secretly photographed and recorded his patients.
Tuesday July 22nd,
JERUSALEM (AP) — A Hamas rocket exploded Tuesday near Israel's main airport, prompting a ban on all flights from the U.S. and many from Europe and Canada as aviation authorities responded to the shock of seeing a civilian jetliner shot down over Ukraine.
Tuesday July 22nd,
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Ibrahim Zain was driven from his home by Israeli tank fire this week, but says he'd rather endure more Israel-Hamas fighting than accept an unconditional cease-fire he fears will leave in place the blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Tuesday July 22nd,
KHARKIV, Ukraine (AP) — A train bearing the dead from the downed Malaysian airliner finally reached Ukrainian government-held territory Tuesday, but the pro-Russian separatists in control of the crash site showed little willingness to allow the full-scale investigation demanded by world leaders.
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.
