Clark County News

The last time a Metro Police Academy class graduated was in January 2012. A stall in funding prevented the department from recruiting any more officers.

When there's no school, there are no school lunches. That can mean some lean times during the summer for kids who get a free or low-cost lunch the rest of the year.

The board of commissioners of Clark County, NV, overruled the staff at the county detention center and renewed current contract holder Aramark Correctional Services for another year.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal accident on State Route 604 near Sloan Road.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal accident on State Route 604 near Sloan Road.

The FARE Walk for Food Allergy will occur on Saturday, November 2, check in at 9:00am/walk at 10:00am at The District at Green at Valley Ranch, Green Valley Parkway, 2240 Village Walk Drive, Henderson, NV.

Clark County residents could soon be paying nearly 3 cents more a gallon for fuel, depending on a decision by county commissioners.

Three major resort projects in Las Vegas could be the boost the local economy needs.

Metro homicide detective Clifford Mogg testifies during the first Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review concerning the Dec. 12, 2011 shooting of Stanley Gibson by a Metro Police officer at the Clark County Government Center in Las Vegas on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013.

Firefighters from Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Clark County battled a three-alarm fire at the Ecantada Apartments near U.S. 95 and Eastern Avenue Sunday morning.

According to DataQuick, condo price increases outpaced those of single-family homes in nine of 11 big counties in the 12 months ended March 2013.

Residents are invited to get to know each other and enjoy music, games, entertainment and more during two upcoming Safe Summer Nights celebrations in the downtown area.

A Las Vegas man accused of trying to burn down a Las Vegas-area Baptist Church on Friday was charged today with felony counts of burglary and arson.

On Monday, Cahill left his Henderson home and hit the road for Ride to Work day.

Brown Junior High School, 307 N. Cannes St., received $20,000 in musical instruments in May from the Henderson Chamber of Commerce's 2013 leadership class.

Washoe County and Nevada populations continue to grow, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates.

It may seem like a riddle, but the Legislature effectively voted to raise taxes this year without ever really voting to raise taxes.

Two men have been charged in the April slaying of a 37-year-old man whose body was found along a street northwest of downtown Las Vegas.

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ArtCon Inc. employees Jose Chicas, left, Mario Palomino, top right, and Sergio Garcia measure artificial grass on Tuesday to be installed for a renovated backyard.