Tucked inside a valley neighborhood, you'll find a home fit for Las Vegas luxury. World Boxing Champion Beibut Shumenov's home is up for sale, and 8 News Now was invited inside for a special tour.

Real estate agent Shannon Smith showed us this mansion's glitz and glamour, as it 9,469-square-feet of uncommon character packed a punch of charm.

"This is an episode of cribs," Smith said. "It will make Shaquille O'Neal feel small."

To anyone else, it may look out of this world, but Shumenov and his family call the three-story, six bedroom and nine bathroom house their home.

"We have normal people, stars, just beyond the gates," Smith said. "And they live a whole lot closer than we might think."

Now as they put it on the market, someone else has the chance to slide into life along the lake.

"It's not every day I get to represent a star," Smith added. "It's one of the cool things about Las Vegas; just the demographics of this city."... Read More

Clark County Superintendent Dr. Jesus Jara announced Monday the creation of Teaching and Learning Teams that will be in charge of overseeing three regions within the Clark County School District.

Each of the regions has three leaders: A region superintendent and two associate superintendents. Their main responsibility is to fulfill doctor Jara's 5-year strategic plan that focuses on improving student achievement at all 360 CCSD schools.

"Today really is a great day for the children in the Clark County School District," Dr. Jara said.

Watch the news conference below:

Dr. Jara is putting into motion his Focus: 2024 Strategic Plan. He admits it's an ambitious agenda over the next 5-years to improve all one and two-star schools, along with increasing the graduation rate to 90-percent, among other goals, but he's up for the challenge.

"Everybody here, as we have regions, will be all aligned to the strategic plan," Dr. Jara said... Read More

The man shot by Metro Police last week is a possible suspect in two murders, according to Metro Assistant Sheriff Brett Zimmerman.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department held a news conference Monday to release information on the officer-involved shooting that occurred on the morning of Thursday, Jan. 31 near Alta and Pavillion Center drives.

According to police, they were attempting to take a 39-year-old Christopher Ashoff, who was wanted for some violent felony crimes, into custody when Ashoff got into a car attempting to escape and began ramming his vehicle into undercover police vehicles.

An officer fired at Ashoff and Ashoff grabbed a pellet rifle causing all three officers to fire at Ashoff, Assit. Sheriff Zimmerman said. He was struck twice, once in the face and once in the leg. He was taken to a hospital where his is recovering.

Plainclothes officers are not required to wear body-worn cameras. None were wearing cameras... Read More