LAS VEGAS (AP) -- A July 11 preliminary hearing has been set for a 20-year-old man accused of shooting a stolen gun at a Las Vegas house party more than a year ago, killing a teenage girl and wounding a woman with random gunfire.

Demetrius Black remained jailed Wednesday on more than $1 million bail following his court appearance Tuesday in North Las Vegas Justice Court.

Police say 17-year-old partygoer Betty Jean Pinkney died and 32-year-old tenant Karen Sinatra was wounded by stray bullets that came through bedroom walls in the Jan. 15, 2012, gunfire in northeast Las Vegas.

Black faces charges including murder, attempted murder and 12 counts of shooting at an occupied building.

Police say the 9mm handgun was reported stolen in November 2011 by a marshal in the Clark County courts.

LAS VEGAS -- Metro Police arrested a Las Vegas man on three counts of lewdness with children, and police are searching for more victims.

According to police, detectives were searching for a missing juvenile about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. During the investigation, officers went to a home in the 2200 block of Linn Lane, near Lake Mead Boulevard and Christy Lane, and spoke with 41-year-old William Oliver Smith.

Officers found a juvenile who was not related to Smith at the home, but they did not find the missing juvenile at that location.

Police found out that Smith was a registered Tier II sex offender. Smith was arrested and booked on several charges, including lewdness with a child under 14, burglary, child abuse with substantial bodily or mental harm, luring a child with a mental illness and open and gross lewdness.

LAS VEGAS - Many families in Las Vegas wonder how they will put food on the table. The need is so great, many food pantries are struggling to keep up. One farmers market is trying to fill that need.

Lutheran Social Services Farmers Market near Pecos Street and Charleston Boulevard offers thousands of pounds of free, fresh produce and healthy food. The charity has free food pantries open, but with so many people struggling, organizers had to devise a creative way to generate donations.

With donations from food banks like Three Square, Lutheran Social Services has been able to kick off a free farmers market. The pantry normally serves as many as 40 people a day. The farmers market can help more than 250.

Disabled veteran Arthur Leath shops at the food pantry, because he and his wife are on fixed incomes. He says they often wait a few hours for the free food. They have to show up early to be one of the forty to get inside.