LAS VEGAS — The Animal Foundation is nearing capacity in their dog adoption areas and on Thursday will begin a week-long adoption special for all Pit Bulls and dogs listed as "mixes." There are more than 260 dogs available for adoption, 120 of which are Pit Bulls.

The dogs can be adopted for 50 percent off their regular adoption fees July 24 thru 31.

“We currently have hundreds of incredible dogs waiting to be adopted, and more entering our care every single day,” said Meghan Scheibe, marketing and public relations manager for The Animal Foundation.

On average, 110 new animals enter the shelter each day over the summer.

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) -- The Nevada Supreme Court has upheld a $1 million verdict against a security firm accused of not doing enough to prevent the fatal attack of a man in a crime-riddled Las Vegas Wal-Mart parking lot.

The high court on Friday declined to grant a new trial to private security firm Wackenhut in the death of 51-year-old Michael Born.

The retired Air Force major had been changing his car's headlight in the parking lot in 2004 when Raymond Garrett punched him. Born later died of his injuries.

Lawyers for Born's relatives argued in 2011 that Wackenhut should have been more vigilant in protecting customers at the store on Nellis and Charleston. Attorneys said police were called to the store an average of three times a day prior to the attack.

 LAS VEGAS -- Metro Police are investigating a single-car crash near Hollywood Boulevard and Carey Avenue.

According to police, at around 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, the car crashed through a fence and into the side of an apartment building. Police are not sure if a medical episode caused the victim's death or if the victim died from injuries caused by the crash.

No one else was hurt in the crash.