- Finding replacement for Judge Teuton likely to take months
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By Cy Ryan
- CARSON CITY – It will be several months before a replacement is named for Clark County Family Court Judge Robert Teuton, who was ordered out of the job by the Nevada Supreme Court this month.
- FBI, hospital in talks over leak of patient records
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By Richard A. Serrano
- The FBI said Friday that it has begun "evaluating" the unauthorized release of confidential patient records after officials at University Medical Center met with them in an attempt to determine how the materials have been compromised.
- McCarran passenger count drops 1.3 percent in October
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By Mary Manning
- McCarran International Airport traffic continued its decline in passenger counts in October, but the trend showed signs of easing. The passenger count dropped 1.3 percent in October compared to last year, from 3,560,497 passengers last October to 3,513,663 this year.
- New sign installed for Las Vegas Arts District
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By Kristen Peterson
- Installed this morning on Casino Center Boulevard near Coolidge Avenue, the yellow, red, blue and white sign reads "18b Arts District" and is an interpretation of a logo designed about four years ago by the Las Vegas Chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts.
- Fontainebleau contractors say sales process is flawed
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By Steve Green
- Contractors that claim to be owed $424 million today objected to the Fontainebleau Las Vegas sales process in which Penn National Gaming could pick up the unfinished project for less than $102 million.
- Joint venture will acquire Hughes Center owner
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By Steve Green
- A big nationwide real estate deal announced today includes the high-end, 115-acre Hughes Center office and business complex in Las Vegas. Its owner, Crescent Real Estate Equities Limited Partnership of Fort Worth, Texas, has been taken over by Barclays Capital, part of London-based banking giant Barclays Bank Plc.
- courts Man enters insanity plea in fatal 2008 shooting
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By Cara McCoy
- A man charged with fatally shooting another man he accused of sleeping with his wife and sexually assaulting his 6-week-old baby pleaded not guilty today to murder by reason of insanity.
- 'New Moon' star talks 'Twilight'
- Expect more action and more emotion, Ashley Greene says
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By Melissa Arseniuk
- Ashley Greene says “Twilight” fans can expect more action and emotion in “New Moon.” The latest installment of the “Twilight” series opens in theaters today.
- 3 arrested in teen's robbery, fatal shooting plead not guilty
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By Cara McCoy
- Three people accused in the robbery and fatal shooting of a 19-year-old man last month in the western Las Vegas Valley pleaded not guilty today to the felony charges against them.
- crime Police: 3 arrested in officer's death have gang ties
- 18-year-old accused in death released from UMC, booked into jail
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By Mary Manning
- An 18-year-old North Las Vegas man has been released from University Medical Center after an alleged exchange of gunfire that left a Metro Police officer dead Thursday morning at his North Las Vegas home.
- Berkley Square neighborhood on National Historic Register
- Neighborhood was built in mid 1950s by and for Las Vegas' African-Americans
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By Dave Toplikar
- The Berkley Square Neighborhood, the first subdivision in Nevada built by and for African-American residents in west Las Vegas, has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
- Two more CityCenter structures earn high green ratings
- Mandarin Oriental and Veer Towers both get LEED Gold certifications
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By Amanda Finnegan
- Mandarin Oriental and Veers have both reached the high environmental standard, bringing the total of LEED Gold certified facilities to six. Others include Crystals retail district, Vdara, ARIA’s hotel tower and separately, its convention center and theater.
- Henderson firefighters battle garage blaze
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By Mary Manning
- When Henderson firefighters arrived at a residence near Boulder Highway and Racetrack Road about 7:45 p.m. Thursday, flames and smoke from a garage had engulfed a vehicle parked in the driveway.
- H1N1 flu vaccine clinics scheduled
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By Mary Manning
- The Southern Nevada Health District is offering H1N1 flu vaccine clinics at three high schools from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday for priority groups.
- SEC sues former gaming exec for alleged insider trading
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By Steve Green
- The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday sued former gaming executive R. Brooke Dunn, charging he and a friend were involved in illegal insider trading of the securities of Shuffle Master Inc. of Las Vegas.
