The installation of 800 steel bollards along the Las Vegas Strip will begin very early Monday, Nov. 13.

Last month, the first phase of placing the bollards began in front of the Mirage on Oct. 16 at 1 a.m. The preliminary work was called potholing and trenching, which consists of digging under the sidewalk to verify the location of existing underground utilities.

However, on Monday, construction crews will start to insert the steel. The construction shifts the first day is expected to last from 12:01 a.m. to 11 a.m. It will also be done on subsequent weekdays for the next several weeks.

On Monday, the crews will be working near the Hawaiian Marketplace, located on the east side of Las Vegas Boulevard, between Tropicana and Harmon... Read More

Metro Police are investigating threats made to the Westgate on Friday.

According to officers, around 12:53 p.m. a hotel employee called police because someone had called the hotel making threats.

There wasn't any other information released.

This is a developing story.... Read More

Attorneys suing MGM Resorts say they expect to inspect the festival grounds for the first time, next week.

That would allow equipment still on the grounds to finally be released as well. Some of the gear used for the country music festival has been removed. But food trucks and some tents are still inside.

Before they could go anywhere, police had to investigate. Now they're done and it's lawyers who will go over the site next.

It's still obvious at the site, there was a show. The concert stage stretches into the sky. Signs and banners for the Route 91 Harvest Festival linger over the remaining food trucks and trailers.

Aside from police, no one has been inside, but that's expected to change next week.

"As soon as a judge says we can go, we're going," said Craig Eiland, plaintiff's attorney.

He is one of the attorneys representing shooting victim Rachel Sheppard. They're suing MGM Resorts International... Read More