LAS VEGAS -- After spending the weekend in Las Vegas, President Barack Obama left Nevada Sunday to return to Washington D.C.

Air Force One departed from McCarran International Airport around 10:45 a.m. Over the weekend, Obama stayed in Henderson and spent some time golfing at Reflection Bay Golf Club.

The president arrived in Las Vegas on Friday for and visited a Las Vegas High School to sign an executive order on immigration.

With him aboard Air Force One was a delegation of congressional Democrats including Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Nevada U.S. Reps. Dina Titus and Steven Horsford.

The president says his executive order will protect as many as 5 million immigrants who are illegally in the United States from deportation.

LAS VEGAS -- A motorist whose pickup truck crossed the landscaped median of Summerlin Parkway earlier this year and slammed head-on into a car, killing two people, was sentenced on Thursday afternoon.

Fifty-one-year-old Gustavo Garcia-Martinez of North Las Vegas was sentenced to 8 to 20 years in prison.

He apologized to the family before the sentencing.

The Feb. 5 crash killed Savanna Gonzales and her boyfriend, Frank Spenia.

This is a developing story. Refresh for updates.

LAS VEGAS - Geri says a light is needed at Sahara Avenue and Blue Willow Lane. With Downtown Summerlin now open, traffic has increased tremendously. Geri says a lot of kids use Blue Willow to get to Ober Elementary School.

If you live or have business near Downtown Summerlin, you know the roads aren't the same since it opened. Continue to expect a good amount of traffic as the holidays approach.

In August, the county conducted a traffic study at Sahara and Blue Willow. Observations and data show the intersection did not warrant a traffic signal at the time. That was two months before the new shopping center opened. Now that it has opened, the county will perform another study in December.