LAS VEGAS -- A juvenile riding a bike was struck by a car Monday morning in a Summerlin neighborhood.

The juvenile was hit around 9 a.m. in a driveway near Greenmoor Lane and Pavilion Center Drive, according to Metro Police.

The juvenile was transported to Summerlin Hospital with minor injuries. The driver remained at the scene.

 LAS VEGAS -- The attorney for the man accused of a deadly robbery at a Walgreens store the day after Christmas said his client plans to plead not guilty.

Jin Ackerman, 25, appeared in Las Vegas Justice Court Wednesday morning for his initial appearance, but the hearing was rescheduled for Jan. 7 because his attorney, Tim Pitaro, wants to see the store security video. He is facing charges of murder, kidnapping, robbery and burglary. He is charged with killing Walgreens employee 58-year-old Antonio "Tony" Isnit.

According to police, Ackerman, an ex-employee, entered the Walgreens store on Cheyenne Road around 4 a.m. holding a female worker at gunpoint while he forced her to open the safe and give him thousands of dollars. He spent nearly an hour in the store because the woman was called a few times to help check out customers.

LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Southern Nevada real estate agents say the area's median home price has climbed back above the $200,000 mark in November.

The Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors reported Tuesday that the median home price of $202,000 is up 1.1 percent from October, and up 10.4 percent from the same time a year ago.

Association chief Heidi Kasama says real estate agents are selling fewer properties overall each month, but more in the higher price brackets.

She says she expects the housing market to remain fairly stable through 2015.

Home prices remain well below their June 2006 peak of $315,000, but above their January 2012 trough of $118,000.

The total number of homes sold in November was nearly 2,500, down about 400 from October.