A Henderson man entered a not guilty plea and a judge set a court date for February. 

A 22-year-old Army reservist who reportedly told police he thought a gun was unloaded when he shot a woman in the head at his home pleaded not guilty to murder today in Clark County District Court.

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Lanes along I-15 will be closed starting Monday while crews cut detector loops used to keep an eye on traffic flow.

According to Nevada Highway Patrol, lanes along northbound I-15 will be closed overnight at different sections. The first section will be just north of the Blue Diamond Road interchange. The three left lanes will be closed while crews cut the loops, which have been monitoring traffic flow.

The second section will be Tuesday just south of Russell Road, Wednesday will be just north of Tropicana Avenue and Thursday will be just north of Spring Mountain Road.

All work will be done between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. 

HENDERSON, Nev. -- Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Henderson. A major national credit card company is opening a new call center in the city.

Company leaders hope to put at least 1,000 Las Vegas valley residents back to work within the next three years.

The credit card issuer Barclays is moving into the old Zappos building here in Henderson.

It is a big boost for this area after thousands of Zappos workers left just months ago to move to offices downtown.

Barclays held a hiring fair Tuesday and company leaders say the Las Vegas valley is the perfect place to set up shop.

Lines of people filed into the Barclays job fair at Green Valley Ranch all looking to get back to work.

"If it is a brand new company and they are hiring over 200 people, that is 200 jobs," job seeker Quincy Davis said.

Job seekers like Quincy Davis appreciate that they get face time with hiring professionals.