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Sharie johnson downtown las vegas access will not be affected. 95 and 15 will be open in both directions. The 120 day ramp closures are needed to demolish a 22yearold two lane bridge over mlk carrying traffic from i15 north to us 95 north. The concrete bridge will be rebuilt with a h0v flyover structure. There will also be two more major closures in the next two ye Denise Valdez we have all the information about the road closures on our website. Las vegas now dot com. Dave Courvoisier with 13 days left until election day. Donald trump stepped outside the box to promote his campaign. He was at ...

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department boasts some 3,300 sworn officers. Of those, more than 2,200 took home six-figures in compensation.

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Nevada lawmakers mull banning ticket quotas for police Follow Us Question of the Day By SAM METZ - Associated Press - Thursday, March 11, 2021 CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Nevada lawmakers are considering banning police departments from requiring officers meet quotas and issue a minimum number of traffic citations. In a Thursday committee hearing, Assemblywoman Rochelle Nguyen, the proposal’s sponsor, called quotas “policing for profit” and said they incentivize officers to act confrontationally and unfairly...

( Robert Davis) — Members of the Nevada Assembly set the stage for police reform to be a hot-button issue during the 2021 session on Monday. The Committee on Judiciary met with representatives from the Second and Eighth Judicial District Courts, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD), and Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association. Lawmakers largely focused on police training and records management within LVMPD. In contrast, the department said past reforms are already doing the trick. During the last legislative session, lawmakers passed  Senate Bill 287, legislation that ...