Ricardo Torres-Cortez is a Local Government Reporter at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He covers a range of topics including crime, real estate, and local government issues in Las Vegas and Clark County, with a keen interest in regional and world news, politics, and environmental concerns. Ricardo's work has been featured in various publications, including Derrick Publishing Co and American Military News.
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By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez, Richard N. Velotta
LAS VEGAS — An increased law enforcement presence continued across Las Vegas Thursday, a day after a Tesla Cybertruck carrying fuel and commercial fireworks exploded outside the Trump International hotel on the Strip.
By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez, Richard N. Velotta
LAS VEGAS — An increased law enforcement presence continued across Las Vegas Thursday, a day after a Tesla Cybertruck carrying fuel and commercial fireworks exploded outside the Trump International hotel on the Strip.
In the past decade, Clark County has moved to harden the corridor's safety by installing thousands of steel posts that dot Las Vegas Boulevard.
By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez
LAS VEGAS — After Wednesday's attack in which a white pickup truck sped down New Orleans' iconic Bourbon Street, killing 14 people, locals and
By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez
of 2 LAS VEGAS — After Wednesday's attack in which a white pickup truck sped down New Orleans' iconic Bourbon Street, killing 14
By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez
Three incumbent Clark County commissioners and a new member, April Becker, were sworn in to the board on Monday and held their first meeting of 2025.
By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez
The state of Nevada is suing grocery giant Kroger, alleging that its Smith grocery store pharmacies “flooded” the state with opioids.
By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez
Attorney General Aaron Ford's office filed a 56-page complaint Monday in Clark County District Court. Thank you for reading!
By: Ricardo Torres-Cortez
LAS VEGAS — The state of Nevada is suing grocery giant Kroger, alleging that its Smith grocery store pharmacies “flooded” the state with opioids
Townhome owners who need to reimburse the city of Henderson for emergency repairs still don't know how long they will have to repay the roughly $8,000 each of them owes.
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