Lawns have dried up, ponds have turned green, and buildings have fallen into disrepair at Silverstone Golf Course. The city's penalty? A lien of $97,380.
So a Las Vegas Valley Water District employee is accused of scamming the agency by using rate payer dollars and Water District invoices to buy printing cartridges.
A Las Vegas councilman said on KNPR's State of Nevada Tuesday that the Nevada Legislature will be forced to consider a resolution to legalize marijuana...
The neighborhood that sits under the shadow of the Stratosphere is famously known as Naked City. Once a place where showgirls could be seen sunbathing nude, for the last few decades it's been a community of low-income housing and high crime, in spite of many efforts to clean up the streets.
Former State Senator, Bob Coffin and candidate Adriana Martinez are in a heated race to be the next representative for Ward 3 on the Las Vegas City Council. Bob Coffin says his experience as a member of the Nevada Legislature gives him a good understanding of how to protect taxpayer money. Martinez says if elected she would make community safety and economic development a point of focus.
There has been some controversy in the race. Coffin says Martinez doesn't live in Ward 3 and thus is ineligible to run for the seat. Martinez denies the claim. We'll talk with both candidates about their view on city issues looking ahead to the June election.
