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Friday August 1st,
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Monday July 28th,
Having to ask for a seat belt extender on a flight was one of Benji Kurtz's biggest life humiliations.
Friday August 1st, Craig Huber
Two people were taken to University Medical Center after being shot in the area of Nellis Boulevard and Bonanza Road.
Friday August 1st,
Five engines were called out this morning to put out a fire in downtown Las Vegas.
Friday August 1st,
Police say two people were shot while in a moving vehicle near a local fast food restaurant.
Friday August 1st,
The latest report from the National Drought Mitigation center finds that California is now at the "exceptional drought" stage, the worst in history. Neighboring states are in similar shape.
Friday August 1st,
A planned cease-fire between Israel and Hamas crumbled hours after it went into effect today, with Israel resuming full operations in the Gaza Strip amid claims of a soldier's suspected abduction.
Friday August 1st,
Hours before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, former U.S. President Bill Clinton told an audience in Australia about his missed chance to kill attack mastermind Osama bin Laden, according to audio released this week.
Friday August 1st,
Two American patients stricken with Ebola are being flown from Africa to the U.S., ABC News has learned.
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
Thursday July 31st,
Brace yourselves, "Big Bang Theory" fans: Production on the CBS comedy has been put on pause.
Friday August 1st,
A musician from Savannah, Georgia has traveled the world playing disc golf.
Friday August 1st,
Robbers get beat-down by cashier cashing in on his martial arts skills. Jeanne Moos reports on flying feet, and fists.
Friday August 1st,
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — A Gaza cease-fire quickly unraveled Friday as violence erupted in and around the southern town of Rafah, with at least 35 Palestinians killed by Israeli shelling and the military saying an infantry officer may have been captured.
Friday August 1st,
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers extended their solid hiring into July by adding 209,000 jobs. It was the sixth straight month of job growth above 200,000, evidence that businesses are gradually shedding the caution that had marked the 5-year-old recovery.
Friday August 1st,
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Bassem Abul Qumbus looked in despair at the wreck of his home. Shells had punched holes in an upper-floor bedroom. A wall had collapsed into the kitchen. The dozens of baby chicks he'd been raising on the roof were dead, except for three tiny survivors and a slightly injured white duck.
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.
