Joe Vigil

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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Jose Osegueda was driving home from work on the Strip on the morning of Super Bowl Sunday, when he saw a driver coming at him the wrong way. Osegueda was heading northbound on I-15 toward the Spaghetti Bowl. “It just zoomed past me,” he said. Cameras on his Tesla car picked up different angles of the wrong way driver, who was in the HOV lane. “I was really confused at first and then in that moment I was just so shocked. I didn’t know how to feel until after the incident.

2 months ago | fox5vegas.com | Joe Vigil

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - The father of a three-year-old killed in a wrong way crash just before Christmas in 2023 spoke to Nevada lawmakers on Tuesday, as a State Assemblyman works to push a bill through the Legislature. Jan Brooks was driving with his daughter Jaya on the 95 when the wrong way driver him them and killed Jaya. “I woke up. I look forward to spending the day with my daughter. Making her food, getting ready for gymnastics, watching her grow.

2 months ago | fox5vegas.com | Joe Vigil

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A Las Vegas trucking company has offered up to $90,000 a year for a driving job. “That’s definitely a good wage, even for someone with a college degree. Most people aren’t even making that much,” said Ronald Nneji. UNLV graduate Ronald Nneji is the owner of Las Vegas trucking company Precision Logistics, which hauls general freight around the United States. Truck drivers have commanded higher salaries because of an ongoing truck driver shortage.

2 months ago | fox5vegas.com | Joe Vigil

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - It may sound too good to be true. People in the Las Vegas Valley got free eggs last week, some even took home cartons of eggs. “The people that showed up were literally in awe that there were so many cartons of eggs everywhere that, although they see on social media that, hey there’s an egg shortage, they come to church and they’re like, well not here,” said Izabella Rodriguez, Pastoral Assistant of Grace City Church.

2 months ago | fox5vegas.com | Joe Vigil

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) -More than 100 Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department traffic officers may vote soon to move away from four 10-hour shifts a week, to 12-hour shifts to help keep the public safer. Police Union leadership says this will allow more traffic officers to be visible on the streets and go after problem drivers. “Please understand they’re out there, not with an axe to grind with the public.