Obama Arrives in Las Vegas for Campaign Stop
Obama Lands in Las Vegas for Campaign Stop
LAS VEGAS -- President Barack Obama has landed at McCarran International Airport. He is headed to Doolittle Park for a campaign stop. Before he arrives, Rep. Shelley Berkley and state Sen. Steven HorsfordMore>>President Barack Obama has landed at McCarran International Airport.More>>
President Obama Departs California for Vegas
President Obama Departs California for Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- President Barack Obama is heading to Nevada for a campaign rally featuring a free concert by pop singer Katy Perry at a park near downtown Las Vegas. Obama embarked Wednesday on aMore>>President Barack Obama is heading to Nevada for a campaign rally featuring a free concert by pop singer Katy Perry at a park near downtown Las Vegas.More>>
Sports Book Manager, 7 Others Arrested
Sports Book Manager, 7 Others Arrested
LAS VEGAS -- The sports book director for Cantor Gaming and the manager of the sports book at the M Resort has been arrested. Michael Colbert was taken into custody on an outstanding arrest warrant fromMore>>The sports book director for Cantor Gaming and the manager of the sports book at the M Resort has been arrested.More>>
Supporters Cheer on Obama at Doolittle Park
Supporters Cheer on Obama at Doolittle Park
LAS VEGAS -- President Barack Obama has taken the stage at Doolittle Park in Las Vegas, where is speaking to an estimated 5,000 people. Obama landed at McCarran International Airport a little after 9More>>Supporters cheered on President Barack Obama during his speech at Doolittle Park in Las Vegas Wednesday night, where he spoke to an estimated 5,000 people.More>>
RealtyTrac: Las Vegas Ranks 25th in Foreclosure Activity
RealtyTrac: Las Vegas Ranks 25th in Foreclosure Activity
LAS VEGAS -- The Las Vegas metro area ended the third quarter of the year ranked 25th nationally in foreclosure activity, RealtyTrac reported Wednesday night. The foreclosure analytics firm from Irvine,More>>The Las Vegas metro area ended the third quarter of the year ranked 25th nationally in foreclosure activity, RealtyTrac reported Wednesday night.More>>
International Travel in Las Vegas Nearly Twice 2003 Volume
International Travel in Las Vegas Nearly Twice 2003 Volume
LAS VEGAS -- More than 4.55 million international travelers either flew into McCarran International Airport or departed from Las Vegas last year, nearly double the volume from 2003, according to a studyMore>>More than 4.55 million international travelers either flew into McCarran International Airport or departed from Las Vegas last year, nearly double the volume from 2003.More>>
Job Training Program at School Targets Unemployed Parents
Job Training Program at School Targets Unemployed Parents
LAS VEGAS - The Caesars Foundation is pairing with a local elementary school to create a job training program that will help put unemployed parents to work.The job training program is still in the planningMore>>The Caesars Foundation is pairing with a local elementary school to create a job training program that will help put unemployed parents to work.More>>
Two-Alarm Fire at Former Bakery Causes $500k in Damages
Two-Alarm Fire Near Desert Inn and Valley View
LAS VEGAS - Las Vegas firefighters are working on a large fire on Sirius Avenue near Desert Inn Road and Valley View Boulevard. 8 News NOW has a crew on the way and will have more information as it becomesMore>>Las Vegas firefighters are investigating the cause of a large fire Wednesday morning at an abandoned building on Sirius Avenue near Desert Inn Road and Valley View Boulevard.More>>
Neighborhood: Paradise
SLIDESHOW: Just a Drill
SLIDESHOW: Just a Drill
Emergency crews, airport workers and more than 100 volunteers went through the motions of an emergency, during a drill Wednesday at McCarran International Airport.More>>Neighborhood: Nellis
SLIDESHOW: Inside the O'Callaghan Medical Center Operating Rooms
SLIDESHOW: Inside the O'Callaghan Medical Center Operating Rooms
The 99th Medical Group keeps the facilities at the O'Callaghan Medical Center running. The group provides care to more than 22,000 active-duty members and their dependents.More>>
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) -- An animal advocate has been named to the Nevada Wildlife Commission -- a board that critics say is unfairly stacked with hunters.
Karen Summers Layne is president of the Las Vegas Valley Humane Society. She was appointed to the nine-member policy board on Oct.3 by Gov. Brian Sandoval. Her appointment follows that of former Clark County Sheriff Bill Young in July.
Layne opposed establishing a black bear hunting season in Nevada two years ago and has worked on trapping regulations for the Mount Charleston region outside Las Vegas.
She holds a doctorate degree in public administration, and is retired from both UNLV and the Las Vegas Police Department, where she worked as planning director.
She becomes only the sixth woman to serve on the commission.
Source: http://www.8newsnow.com/story/19906264/humane-society-president-on-nevada-wildlife-board
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