Army says Vegas Cybertruck explosion suspect displayed no concerning behavior prior to death
In a Saturday night email from the U.S. Army Pentagon, a spokesperson said Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion suspect, displayed no signs of concerning behavior leading up to his leave or his suicide.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Nevada State Police said a 51-year-old North Las Vegas man died in a crash at Red Rock Canyon. The ...
The health department closed a popular celebrity chef's Las Vegas Strip casino restaurant for numerous health code violations ...
Baby’s Bounty, Nevada’s sole consistent diaper bank resource, announced plans to host diaper banks for families in need ...
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4 years since Jan. 6: 3 with Las Vegas ties already out of prisonThree men connected to Las Vegas and arrested for their actions on Jan. 6 have completed their prison sentences while four ...
Clark County has moved to harden the corridor’s safety by installing thousands of steel posts that dot Las Vegas Boulevard.
Justice Douglas W. Herndon has officially begun his two-year term as Chief Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court, succeeding ...
Nevada State Highway Police are currently on scene of a fatal crash on S.R.-159, according to a news release sent at about ...
Extension and partners will host the Nevada Urban Agriculture Conference in Las Vegas, Jan. 28-30. Pictured here is Extension ...
Nevada State Police and Las Vegas police released their statistics for New Year’s Day enforcement. Nevada State Police said ...
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