Top Las Vegas news: 2 arrested in fiery crash; seventh-graders accused of terror threat at school
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Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Las Vegas.
Vegas-to-California train work could start in 2020
The company planning a high-speed train between Las Vegas and Southern California says construction could start late next year if bonds are approved by February.
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Raiders survey Las Vegas ticket holders on parking, tailgating
The price to park at each lot will differ depending on various factors, including the proximity to the stadium and if tailgating is allowed.
Read the full story on Las Vegas Review-Journal.
2 arrested in fiery crash in southeast
Two people were taken into custody following a fiery crash involving a stolen vehicle Wednesday night at Boulder Highway and Harmon Avenue, Las Vegas police said.
Read the full story on Las Vegas Review-Journal.
2 seventh-graders accused of making terror threats
Two seventh-grade girls were arrested on charges of making terror threats at Tarkanian Middle School, Clark County School District police said.
Read the full story on Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Fergusons Downtown now home to Las Vegas artisans, entrepreneurs
The reimagined Fremont Street motel has an amphitheater, small-business spaces in former rooms for rent and restaurants.
Read the full story on Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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