That she did with relative ease. A carpenter, he was a 23-year resident of Las Vegas. If you've walked anywhere near a crowded craps table, you've probably heard the expression in the heat of the moment. Conway, recreation advocate, dies Review-Journal John Conway, a longtime Las Vegas resident involved in the founding of the Las Vegas Municipal Golf Course, died Sunday following a short illness. A man wanted in connection with a Las Vegas slaying dating to 1991 was arrested at the Mexican border Tuesday.
Overdue honor arrives The recognition comes more than a year late.
The Clinton administration announced a plan Wednesday to force casinos to withhold winnings from customers who are behind in child support, presenting yet another federal challenge for the gaming industry. North Las Vegas police believe a newborn girl found dead last month in a plastic bag in the closet of a Nellis Air Force Base couple's home was slain. The man who soon will be hip deep in a controversy epitomizing Western rural frustrations over federal control of public lands is hopeful that a resolution can be reached. Woman gets probation for role in fatal crash A woman will serve three years probation for her role in a fatal accident that authorities attributed to road rage. Mosley files affidavits asserting he should hear Walters case District Judge Donald Mosley filed two affidavits Wednesday stating there is no reason he should not hear the Bill Walters money laundering case.