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Grand jury indicts 17-year-old in First Friday shooting

A grand jury indicted a 17-year-old accused of shooting at First Friday in downtown Las Vegas, killing one teen and wounding two others.

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Las Vegas man convicted of deadly DUI crash

A jury convicted a 24-year-old Las Vegas man on Wednesday after investigators say he was three times over the legal limit when he hit and killed a motorcyclist.

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Henderson police graduate largest academy class in department history

The Henderson Police Department added 44 new officers Thursday, graduating its largest academy class in department history at a ceremony at Central Church, News 3 reported.

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Fire Chief Chad Oliver assumes command of the North Las Vegas Fire Department

North Las Vegas City Manager Micaela Moore named Chad Oliver to assume the leadership of the North Las Vegas Fire Department, succeeding Joseph Calhoun, who was selected to be the assistant city manager for North Las Vegas.

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Las Vegas attorney Michael Sanft dies, sources say

Michael Sanft, a Las Vegas attorney who represented a defendant in the Tupac Shakur murder trial, has died, according to sources.

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Cat rescued, person injured in southwest Las Vegas fire

Clark County firefighters rescued a cat from a garage fire in the southeast valley Thursday morning.

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Police say robbery suspect is in custody

Las Vegas police said a suspect was in custody Friday morning after a robbery Thursday night in a valley neighborhood.

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Morgan murder case moved to Nov. 17

During a court appearance in Boulder City Justice Court Tuesday, the man accused in the 2021 shooting death of Scott Dingman saw his next court date postponed for two weeks.

Read at Boulder City Review