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Three people were found dead in a west valley apartment, the LVCVA recommends a substantial raise for CEO Steve Hill, and a new Mexican restaurant concept debuts at the Palms.

Las Vegas police released more information about a shooting of a suspected kidnapper, the rapper known as Blueface said he intends to plead guilty in connection with a shooting outside a strip club, new laws for the state of Nevada will go into effect as the legislature comes to a close and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A conservation bill for water restriction efforts is signed into law, an elderly man was the target of an alleged hate crime, and a passenger rail is being considered from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City.

Police identified the officer who shot and critically wounded a man suspected of kidnapping a woman, Nevada's lowest paid workers will soon see a larger paycheck, Gov. Joe Lombardo signed 536 bills during the 82nd legislative session and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A kidnapping in Boulder City leads to a shooting involving police, an exotic pet store was the target of a robbery, and a multi-million dollar grocery distribution center is opening later this year.

Only about half of high schoolers in North Las Vegas graduated within four years among the class of 2022, two days after an apartment complex fire began, the fire remains ‘deep-seated,’ a19-year-old has been identified as a man who was shot dead in North Las Vegas on Tuesday and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A marathon of closures on the 1-15 will impact traffic for multiple weekends, a busy Henderson roadway is set for a multi-million dollar upgrade, and Avelo Airlines expands its non-stop route offerings.

The Oakland Athletics have officially begun the relocation application process, a man is facing a felony charge after stating he intended to drive a truck through the Golden Knights' parade, residents gathered to vent their frustrations with high NV Energy bills and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A shooting involving three teens leaves one dead, ‘Little Ethiopia’ is designated as the first cultural district, and the Summerlin Patriotic Parade returns.

A 'blazing inferno' destroyed a building in the southwest valley, two Planet Hollywood pools have been closed for about a week after the health district found several violations, a new fire station in North Las Vegas broke ground on Tuesday and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.