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- Sep 30, 2026
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Henderson inmate found dead one day after being taken into custody (opens the original)
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An inmate at the Henderson Detention Center was found dead Tuesday, one day after he was placed into custody, according to police. The Henderson Police Department said in a news release that the inmate was found unresponsive while corrections officers were conducting routine inmate checks. Staff immediately began lifesaving measures, but medical personnel pronounced the inmate dead. The news release stated that the inmate, identified only as a 49-year-old man, had been in custody at the facility
Crews rescue man in fast-moving water in east Las Vegas (opens the original)
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Clark County fire crews conducted a water rescue Monday night to save a man who was in fast-moving water in the east Las Vegas Valley, officials said. Clark County said in an email Tuesday that at about 10:04 p.m., crews received reports that an individual had fallen over a bridge into a drainage tunnel near Twain and Eastern avenues. Upon arrival, firefighters observed a man standing in fast-moving water. Crews attempted to deploy rope bags but were unsuccessful because of the distance and spee
You may see flames on the Las Vegas airport airfield this week. Hereâs why (opens the original)
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Airport officials are advising residents that they may see flames at the facility this week as part of live fire training. Harry Reid International Airport said in a social media post that its aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) crews will take part in live fire training Tuesday through Thursday. “The training gives our ARFF team an opportunity to practice responding to aircraft emergencies and stay prepared for the unexpected,” the airport said. “If you spot flames on the airfield during th
Zoox autonomous vehicle involved in crash on Las Vegas Strip (opens the original)
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The Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a Friday morning crash on the Las Vegas Strip involving an autonomous Zoox vehicle owned by Amazon. Authorities said in a text message that troopers responded to the injury crash at 9:01 a.m. on southbound Las Vegas Boulevard at Four Seasons Drive. NHP said the crash involved a silver Nissan Murano and an autonomous Zoox vehicle. The Nissan’s driver was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said. Lanes were closed in
Buckle up: More roadwork coming to central Las Vegas freeway (opens the original)
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Motorists should plan for yet another round of road construction as a nighttime repaving project kicks off Sunday on a freeway in the central Las Vegas Valley. The Nevada Department of Transportation announced that it will begin a pavement preservation project on Interstate 11/U.S. 95 between Martin Luther King Boulevard and West Lake Mead Boulevard on Sunday. “Crews will perform milling and paving throughout the approximately six-mile project corridor, enhancing safety and extending the life of
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