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Unlike three other Clark County Commission races in November, the contest for District C is pitting two candidates against each other who hold long political experience: Las Vegas Councilman Stavros Anthony and former Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller.Anthony, a Republican and the current mayor pro tem, is seeking to win over voters in a broader geographical area than he presently represents. In the Democratic corner, there is Miller, who turned to business ventures and law after a losing a bid for attorney general in 2014.Both candidates vying to replace term-limited Commissioner Larry Brown have fielded the most competitive fundraising campaigns of any commission race through two quarters of the year, although Anthony mainta dunk homme ined big leads in spending and cash on hand as of June 30.In recent interviews, Anthony, 63, said he did not know much about Miller and could no nike sb dunk t  think of anything in particular  he had done for the people in the district, and stanley cups  Miller, 44, question Jrhq Number of women in prison skyrockets and many are moms of small kids
A man injured after being struck by vehicle while crossing the street last week has died, No adidas samba og rth Las Vegas police said Thursday.The identity of the deceased man was not released by the Clark County coroner s office.Police said the man died Wednesday.On Friday at 9:35 p.m., officers responded to Owens Avenue and Stocker Street.The injured man was taken to University Medical Center in critical condition.Preliminary information indicates a 59-year-old Las Vegas man was driving a Nis adidas campus beige san truck west on Owens. The second man was attempting to cross Owens when he was struck.Police stanley quencher  said the pedestrian was not in the crosswalk at the time of the crash.The incident was the sixth vehicle-related fatality of 2012 in North Las Vegas.Contact reporter Antonio Planas at [email protected] or 702-383-4638.