Casey Harrison
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Albritton, Thompson compete for Henderson Municipal Court seat (opens the original)
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The race for Henderson Municipal Court Department 1 has come down to an incumbent and a lawyer who serves as a substitute judge. Judge Alicia Albritton and attorney Gary Thompson are both on the Nov. 3 general election ballot after advancing from the June primary. Albritton, who was appointed to the bench in 2022, received 21,725 votes, while Thompson received 15,756 votes. Municipal Court judges in Nevada serve six-year terms. Unlike county-run justice courts, municipal courts are operated by c
Allmon and Cory face off for new Henderson Justice Court seat (opens the original)
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A Clark County prosecutor and a Henderson assistant city attorney are competing for a newly created seat on Henderson Justice Court. Michael Allmon and John Cory are each vying to become the justice of the peace for Department 4, which is being established to help handle the court’s growing caseload.The pair advanced to the Nov. 3 general election after defeating two other candidates in the June primary. Early voting for November’s election will run from Oct. 17 through Oct. 30. Henderson Justic
ICE inquired about using Henderson police training facility, according to meeting agenda (opens the original)
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement inquired about using a law enforcement training facility jointly owned by Henderson and Boulder City, according to an agenda for a meeting of the facility’s executive committee. But the item was pulled from the Tuesday meeting’s agenda because it had been put there prematurely, a city of Henderson spokesperson said, adding that the existing agreement between Henderson and Boulder City that governs the training facility does not permit the proposed arrangement.
Henderson homeowners want builder to fix houses they say turned pink (opens the original)
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A group of Henderson homeowners said they are preparing to sue a homebuilder because several houses in an Inspirada neighborhood have turned pink, which they suspect is due to a paint defect. Robert Nanos purchased his house on Stanza Street, near Bicentennial Parkway and Via Firenze, from Century Communities in 2018. The house was originally beige but has been discolored from years of sun exposure, Nanos said during a Thursday interview. Nanos’ home is one of at least 11 in Henderson built by C
Detective: Henderson SWAT officer shot man 14 seconds after breach (opens the original)
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A Henderson Police Department SWAT officer fatally shot a 71-year-old man 14 seconds after officers breached his Las Vegas home to execute a search warrant in 2025, a detective said Thursday. Bruce Ayer died on June 26, 2025, after Henderson SWAT officer Michael Stevens shot him twice at his home in the 3800 block of Casa Colorado Avenue in Las Vegas, Detective Nickolas Papacs said during a fact-finding review of the shooting at the Clark County Government Center on Thursday. Papacs was the lone
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