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Power Outage in Summerlin Area

LAS VEGAS -- There was a power outage in the Summerlin area affecting about 1,500 customers. NV Energy reports the outage was near Rampart and Lake Mead Boulevards.

After about an hour, power was restored.

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Another Major Closure for Summerlin HOV Work

Another Major Closure for Summerlin HOV Work

 

Another major closure of the U.S. 95 will affect drivers this weekend.

Beginning Friday, the Nevada Department of Transportation will be closing a portion of Rainbow Boulevard. and will detour U.S. 95 southbound in order to pour concrete pour the bridge decks for the Summerlin HOV flyover bridge currently under construction.

The traffic reconfiguration will consist of one marathon weekend beginning at 9 p.m. Friday and reopening by 5 a.m. Sunday.

Drivers heading south on U.S. 95 will be detoured through Rainbow. Motorists driving east on Summerlin Parkway will be diverted through Buffalo to connect to 95 North. There will be no restrictions to connect from 95 North to Summerlin Parkway West.

Sahara Express Ready to Roll

Sahara Express Ready to Roll

 

It took more than a year to complete, but now the Regional Transportation Commission's Sahara Express route is ready to roll.

For riders, it will mean a more convenient way to get across the Las Vegas valley. For drivers, it will mean the road construction along Sahara Avenue is finally finished.

The route stands out with distinctive, solar-powered, blue bus stops. There are also ticket machines which let riders buy tickets before getting on the bus. The sidewalks have been widened and raised to make it easier to board buses. Crews also gave a facelift to the median along Sahara Avenue with plants and trees.

The new bus route isn’t just about aesthetics. There is now a designated lane, allowing the bus to move faster.

Mortenson, Panthers Leave Region Opponents All Wet

The Panthers claim the title.

Michael Mortenson probably would've been considered a long shot to win the 200-yard individual medley at the Sunset Region meet Saturday at UNLV.

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Bulldogs Fend Off Bees, Panthers to Earn State Berth

A high-scoring game interrupted by bees goes to the Bulldogs.

A swarm of bees threatened to derail Centennial's softball season Saturday.

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Police Look for Victims of Alleged Police Impersonator

LAS VEGAS -- Las Vegas police are looking for more victims of a man who allegedly impersonated a police officer.

Police say 32-year-old Ryan Patrick Johns was arrested on May 7 on an outstanding warrant for open container in a vehicle. He was arrested after his car was impounded and an employee of the towing yard noticed it was equipped with red and blue flashing lights, a siren, and contained a handgun, handcuffs, and a badge that resembled those worn by Metro officers.

The suspect's neighbor Amanda thought it was odd when she saw emergency lights in Johns' SUV. "Then, they disappeared off the dash. They never appeared there again… I thought it said LAPD… Glancing quickly, it could have been LVMPD," she said. "It is very alarming."

Teachers Get Tickets to Blue Man Group

Teachers Get Tickets to Blue Man Group

Teachers at one elementary school are getting a chance to see a Strip show for free. The tickets are in appreciation for their efforts.

The Blue Man Group gave more than 70 teachers at Bonner Elementary School free tickets to the show. The giveaway that happened Thursday is part of Teacher Appreciation Week in southern Nevada. The teachers thought they were being going to a workshop on a new math program but were presented with the tickets instead.

The staff was actually already wearing blue in honor of school pride. The date for the show is yet to be determined.