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The sounds of iron and steel have ceased on many construction sites around the Las Vegas valley because of the poor economy. But one project has restarted its construction. More>>
The busiest shopping day of the year, Black Friday, is exactly three weeks away. But some stores are giving you a jumpstart on holiday shopping to beat the rush. More>>
Las Vegas police say they have arrested a man in connection with the death of a 22-year-old woman whose body was found in a downtown trash can last year. More>>
The secretary of state's office says more people registered as non-partisan voters in Nevada last month than those who registered for all other political parties combined. More>>
As more information comes to light about the background of Doctor Nidal Hasan, some are already wondering if his faith played a role in his actions. That's something many in the Muslim community unequivocally deny. They say they are appalled by what he is reportedly responsible for doing. More>>
Many times we are talking about stress and mental breaks when a solider gets back from war. There's another side of that coin. Psychiatrist Philip Colosimo says stress of a first deployment can be just as great. More>>
The coroner has not yet determined the cause of death for two men who died while in Las Vegas police's custody. Weapons were not used in either of those cases. Officers relied only on tactical maneuvers to subdue each man. More>>
A Las Vegas professor says he is in the same position as many other homeowners, but several times over because he's also a real estate investor. The value of his investment properties has plummeted and he owes more than the houses are worth. More>>
Military authorities have a man with ties to Las Vegas in custody for the murder of another marine. More>>
Police in Orlando say a gunman has been apprehended after killing one person and injuring five others at a downtown office building where he was let go two years ago. More>>
Image taken from police video showing teen holding his mother moments before he was shot.A coroner's inquest has found a Metro officer justified in the shooting death of a 15-year-old who was threatening his mother with a knife. This morning, jurors watched a police video as the chaotic event unfolded. Inside, watch the video. More>>
The IRS owes Nevada taxpayers more than $2 million. The refund checks were returned to the IRS due to mailing address errors. Inside, find a link to see if you are on the list. More>>
Police in Las Vegas say they arrested a fugitive in a 2004 nightclub slaying in Oakland, Calif. More>>
The unemployment rate has surpassed 10 percent for the first time in more than 25 years. More>>
Sherry's Neighborhood Weekend Weather Forecast More>>
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates has declared a moment of silence for U.S. military forces worldwide as a show of respect for the Fort Hood victims. More>>
A half-million dollar grant will allow detectives to run DNA tests on samples dating back many years. One case to benefit from the new funds is that of Jamey Walker, an 18-year-old beauty queen who was kidnapped from her home, held for ransom, and then murdered. Investigators think they are finally closing in on a suspect. More>>
UFO researchers are back in Las Vegas this weekend for the 7th annual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference being held at the Tuscany. More>>
Crime is on the rise in Pahrump. The sleepy, quirky hamlet just an hour's drive from Las Vegas has seen a hostage situation, a hostile car theft, a convenience store hold-up and a car chase-turned-shootout all in one day. More>>
Financial concerns have many Nevadans foregoing their travel plans, be it for business or pleasure. But the Channel 8 I-Team has learned members of one state regulatory board kept their bags packed this year despite the down economy. More>>
Eleven years have passed since the death of eccentric casino executive Ted Binion, an event that later lead to the so-called Trial of the Century in Las Vegas. For nearly all of the people involved in the Binion saga, it's all a distant memory. But Rick Tabish is still in prison, even though his murder conviction was eventually overturned. Inside, WEB EXTRA videos. More>>
One of Nevada's highest profile prison inmates hopes the parole board will set him free early next year. Rick Tabish has served 10 years in connection with the death of casino executive Ted Binion. The case was among the most sensational in Las Vegas history, in part because of the steamy love affair at the center of it all. More>>
It has been almost two years since drug testing began in high schools in Las Vegas. Since then, the number of suspensions has dropped significantly. The I-Team uncovers the truth behind the numbers and reveals how changes in the system could make the program bigger than ever. More>>
As the I-Team first reported, instead of hiring new officers using the More Cops money, the City of North Las Vegas added police on paper, shifting 32 officers already on the payroll, some for more than year, into the More Cops fund. More>>
Can a play cause irreparable harm to high school students? A group of parents want an injunction to stop the musical Rent from being performed at Green Valley High School. The I-Team was first to tell you about the controversy. More>>
It could be a fingerprint, or a birth certificate, or perhaps a physical. Something is not done; something is missing. The small things are keeping around 500 adoptions from going forward. Some have waited more than a year to finalize. More>>
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Sports anchor Chris Maathuis and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. head out for a test drive at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. More>>
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Read a training blog, connect on Facebook, learn more about the Gastric Band Institute of Las Vegas on YouTube. The Marathon is December 6th! More >>
Browse through a list of featured Las Vegas area Eye on Health medical specialists.
Directory of local attorneys in a variety of legal specalities.
Homebuyers and job seekers get a helping hand from Washington. Plus, is a local topless club stripping dancers of their rights? And, tennis legend Andre Agassi opens up in a new book and to Vegas Magazine editor Kate Bennett. More>>
Monday: Residents in one of the valley's most exclusive, old neighborhoods say they are tired of fences and withering vegetation on a piece of property owned by casino mogul Steve Wynn. Jon talks with More>>
