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Downtown Las Vegas homicide: Woman killed in late-night shooting on Fremont

October 30, 2025   11:26 am
Police in Las Vegas have identified a woman who was fatally shot late Wednesday night in a downtown neighborhood. Officers with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department responded at about 10:50 p.m. to the 2100 block of Fremont Street, where they discovered the victim with a gunshot wound. Paramedics immediately...
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Nevada’s “Silver Belle” Red Fir Chosen as Capitol Christmas Tree, Will Head to D.C.

October 29, 2025   12:01 pm
The White House has selected a 53-foot red fir from Nevada’s Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest to serve as the “Capitol Christmas Tree” this year. The tree, nicknamed “Silver Belle,” was harvested on October 24 from the Sierra Nevada near the California–Nevada border. It is the first tree from Nevada to be...
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E-Scooter Incidents Prompt Calls for Regulation Instead of Parental Accountability

October 29, 2025   10:55 am
Nevada lawmakers are now considering additional regulations on e-scooters and e-bikes after a string of high-profile accidents, with several Democratic legislators openly calling for new limits on speed and expanded government oversight. Assemblymember Tracy Brown-May urged the governor to intervene and suggested speed caps for minors — a move critics...
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Three Injured in Southwest Las Vegas After Sedan Hits RTC Bus on Flamingo/Rainbow

October 28, 2025   7:40 pm
A late-night collision in southwest Las Vegas landed three individuals in hospital after a sedan struck a city bus, according to local police. The crash occurred at approximately 10:44 p.m. Monday near Rainbow Boulevard and Flamingo Road, when the sedan reportedly rear-ended a transit bus operated by the Regional Transportation...
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Nevada Joins Lawsuit to Force Washington to Keep Spending as SNAP Faces Shutdown

October 28, 2025   12:51 pm
Nevada has moved to join other states in suing the federal government after Washington signaled it may stop funding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program due to the ongoing shutdown. Attorney General Aaron Ford — a Democrat — argues the USDA is obligated to continue payments and claims the agency is...
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Court Sets Summer Trial in Nevada Forgery Case Tied to 2020 Electoral Certificates

October 28, 2025   12:05 pm
Six Nevada Republicans who served as alternate electors for former President Donald Trump in 2020 are set to stand trial next summer after entering not-guilty pleas to felony forgery charges. The case stems from a December 2020 ceremony in which the group signed documents declaring Nevada’s electoral votes for Trump...
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Las Vegas Sting Leads to Not Guilty Plea by Israeli Government Cyber Executive

October 27, 2025   6:56 pm
A senior Israeli cybersecurity official, Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, has pleaded not guilty in a U.S. state court to charges stemming from a two-week undercover operation in Nevada targeting online sexual predation of minors. The arrest took place in the Las Vegas Valley as part of a joint effort by the...
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