Good Morning, Boulder City. I’ll be your tour guide on this ride-along with the Boulder City Police Department. My name is Tina Ransom and I’m a veteran dispatcher here in this fine city.
Public Safety
Dec. 2, 4:39 p.m.
Shortly after enjoying a holiday meal, many people complain about increased drowsiness as direct result of eating turkey. Turkey, along with other poultry, meat, fish and cheese contains L-tryptophan, which is often blamed for causing drowsiness.
Nov. 18, 12:38 a.m.
Boulder City Police Department is warning area residents about a new scam.
I hate clichés, but at times these catchy phrases, idioms or expressions penetrate the mortal soul. As with the seasons of change, the rising or the setting sun, “All good things come to an end.”
The Boulder City Police Department was recently given a $37,500 grant by the Nevada Department of Public Safety for its involvement in the Joining Forces program that helps promote traffic safety in the community.
Hello America! Or should I say, what’s up Boulder City? The celebrations are about to begin.
Every year, the flu season whips through Boulder City like a flash flood. It seems that as soon as one person gets the flu every relative and friend of theirs is sick by the end of the week.
Did you see that? No, What? That guy just punched that other guy in the gut, real hard
Is truth or honesty a matter of perception? Some nefarious souls would have you believe it is.
