NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- A North Las Vegas man, who is also an airman stationed at Nellis Air Force Base, is under arrest in connection with the murder of his wife.

According to North Las Vegas Police, 41-year-old Jarom Boyes shot and killed Melissa Boyes, who was also an airman at Nellis, on April 6; however, he was arrested Tuesday, after detectives investigated the case.

Officers responded to a home on the 80 block of Whitetail Archery Avenue, near Deer Springs Way and 5th Street, around 11:30 p.m. on April 6. The caller reported there was a suicide at the home. Police found a 24-year-old woman dead from a gunshot wound.

Court documents reveal the couple had been out drinking at a bar and there was a verbal fight.

LAS VEGAS -- Eric Alpert, the discredited ex-Realtor at the center of housing scam allegations, has been facing a court trial and legal problems for years.

The complaints against Alpert keep piling up, nearly four years into his court trial.

Over the years, he has racked up a number of negative customer reviews.

Nicole Phillips, who rented from Alpert, said, "I feel awful inside. I felt like I had really been had."

Alicia Jackson, whose house had been broken into, said, "Basically, just because the home is abandoned, he felt that he could rent it out."

Another Alpert renter, Patrick Edgar, said, "We wanted to lease that house, but there was still stuff in there and he told us to put it in the garbage and give it couple of weeks and if they don't get it, you can throw it in the trash."

NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- The Nevada National Guard is gaining some much needed space with its new North Las Vegas Readiness Center.

Colonels and generals say it will be used as a launching point in the event of a disaster and will house all sorts of life-saving equipment.

The building was constructed to specifically meet the needs of the Nevada National Guard. It was designed to efficiently accommodate the supplies, vehicles, and equipment of 50 full-time soldiers. It will also house equipment for the hundreds of additional personnel that will use the facility during training and drills.

A ribbon cutting and also a blessing from the Paiute tribe marked the opening of the $25 million, 68,000-square-foot facility Tuesday.

The project manager says it took 15 months to build, adding much needed construction jobs to the economy. It is state of the art with efficient lighting and roofing systems.