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Family, residents gather to 'protest for justice' on behalf of Lesly Palacio
Rudy Garcia, 13 Action News
and last updated 2021-06-25 20:07:48-04
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The family and friends of 22-year-old Lesly Palacio, killed in August 2020, are calling for the capture of her accused killer.
A group of people gathered at the Regional Justice Center in downtown Las Vegas on Friday for a "Peaceful Protest For Justice!"
Watch the rally below:
A Facebook page for the event says they seek the capture of Erick Rangel-Ibarra, the accused, and criminal charges against the entire Rangel family.
Rangel-Ibarra has not been arrested and authorities say he fled to Mexico. His father, Jose Rangel, is accused of helping his son load what appears to have been Palacio's body into a truck outside their home.

Federal authorities have pushed back the deadline of the eviction moratorium giving more time to tenants to catch up on their rent.

Oakland A's team president, Dave Kaval, tells 13 Action News the team is currently considering about two dozen different locations where they could build a new ballpark in the Las Vegas valley.

As COVID-19 vaccine rates slow across Nevada, leaders are getting creative to get people vaccinated. They're going small with door-to-door campaigns in targeted communities and big with a statewide campaign and proposed national lottery.

The Las Vegas valley is about to experience some very high temperatures starting Monday and some were already feeling the hot temperature over the weekend.

Clark County AAPIs leading the way in vaccinations
Getting people vaccinated continues to be a work in progress in Clark County. Community groups are doing that with outreach efforts, but one group is standing out as far as its members vaccinated. Jeremy Chen reports.
and last updated 2021-06-14 02:59:56-04
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Getting people vaccinated continues to be a work in progress in Clark County. Community groups are doing that with outreach efforts, but one group is standing out as far as its members vaccinated.
Written on these walls at Shanghai Plaza are words of encouragement in several different languages. All saying why someone got the vaccine. The prevailing theme: family.

North Las Vegas Police Department detectives are investigating a homicide that happened Friday night.

Many Las Vegas residents struggling to pay their rent or mortgage are worried about being forced out of their homes, especially as the end of the month nears and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's evictions moratorium is set to expire.

With temperatures in the triple digits, it's important to know how to keep your pets safe, including when to walk them and how to protect their paws.

Vice President Kamala Harris is weighing in on legislation recently signed by Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak that impacts voting in the state.

The Pinecrest Academy Cadence Marching Band will travel to Indianapolis, Indiana, Nov. 11-13 to compete in the Bands of America Grand National Championships at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Crews are responding to a fire involving a tractor-trailer on northbound Interstate 15 at Washington Avenue.

HELP of Southern Nevada, a local non-profit dedicated to assisting Southern Nevada’s most vulnerable individuals for over 50 years, is holding its 10th annual “HELP2O” Water Drive, beginning June 1 through August 31.

United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has selected the Latin Chamber of Commerce to host the largest gathering of America’s Latino business leaders at the 2021 National Conference in Las Vegas.

The former leader of the Latin Chamber of Commerce and a champion of education for Nevada has died.