Joseph Vigil
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 37
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- Oct 1, 2026
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‘Justice for Jordon’: Judge sentences driver to 30 days after deadly Las Vegas motorcycle crash (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A judge ordered Solomon Tessema to serve 30 days in jail this week in the case of a crash that killed motorcyclist Jordon Dodder. Officials say Tessema ran a stop sign and hit and killed Dodder, who was on his motorcycle in 2025. Tessema’s attorney said his client was not impaired and called the incident a horrible accident. Kelly Dodder, Jordon Dodder’s wife, said prosecutors told her about a plea deal they were going to offer Tessema that involved no jail time. She wasn’t ha
‘Arrive alive, you stay alive’: UMC charge nurse recalls 1 October response after 9 years (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) —A charge nurse who worked at the University Medical Center Trauma Center the night of the 1 October shooting is speaking to the media for the first time about that night. Leaders tell FOX5 they didn’t know how many patients were coming from the Route 91 Harvest Festival concert. First staff heard 10 people, then 20, then many more. Charge Nurse Julie Anderson says frontline staff helped resuscitate gunshot wound victims as they arrived and worked to get them stable to go to the
Damaged fences near drainage tunnels raise safety concerns (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Damaged and cut fences near drainage tunnels at Harmon and McLeod are giving people access to areas where they should not go. While working on one story about drainage tunnels, where many homeless live, we found another potential danger. We saw cut or damaged fencing around drainage areas, and tunnels. We saw at least four damaged fences around Topaz and Tompkins, allowing for easy access into the drainage spots. MORE ON FOX5: Local nonprofit trains families to care for loved
Henderson homeowner calls overgrown rental yard a health hazard, says rats spreading to his property (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) —A man who lives near Arroyo Grande and Warm Springs believes an overgrown yard behind his home is attracting rats to his property. His is not blaming the renter but says the owner of the home should be responsible for overgrowth. “Like a breeding ground here. This is what I have. What can I do to stop this? This is a health hazard,” Forrest Walbaum said in a Rant telephone call to FOX5. Walbaum says he’s put traps down including poison. Along a back wall, droppings were found.
Deceased woman receives voter registration information in Clark County (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) —A Paradise man says his sister, who has been dead for five years, received a voter registration mailer, prompting him to call the FOX5 Rant line. “I’m kind of concerned here what to do. I just received a voter registration thing for my sister Brenda who’s been dead for five years. Should I forward this on to the cemetery where she’s at, or is that the right thing to do?” Moore said in the Rant call. MORE ON FOX5: Video shows suspect flee on e-bike after shooting off-duty correc
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