For the next two and-a-half months, from November 16 to February 6, Las Vegas Justice Court will be offering amnesty for people with outstanding traffic tickets.

The amnesty, which only applies to traffic tickets in Las Vegas Justice Court, allows people with outstanding parking tickets to get them paid off without the hassle of late fees or fear of arrest. The Justice Court processes over 20,000 tickets in Las Vegas each month.

Once the amnesty ends arrest warrants will be issued for outstanding tickets!

Tickets can be paid online or at the Regional Justice Center at 200 Lewis Avenue. Call 702-671-3444 (877-455-1289 for out of state) for more information or questions.

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Heading up to Mt. Charleston.

Photo © Heather Rawlinson

KLAS-TV Channel 8 is teaming up with Community Pride partners and the United Way of Southern Nevada for an 8 On Your Side Informational Fair on Friday, November 21 from 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m.

The Fair's purpose is to help "bridge the gap" between community resources and those who need the services. Agencies that will take part in the fair include:

• Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow
• United Labor Agency of Nevada
• Consumer Credit Counseling Services
• Catholic Charities
• Nevada 2-1-1
• HELP of Southern Nevada
• Nevada Job Connect
• Nevada State Welfare Division
• Clark County Social Services
• College of Southern Nevada
• Southern Nevada Health District
• Nevada Health Centers
• Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
• Nevada Covering Kids & Families

The Fair will be held at the Heinrich YMCA, located at 4141 Meadows Lane, Las Vegas.

Those who can't attend the Fair but could benefit from the services are encouraged to use the information and resources at Nevada211.org.

The Stars and Stripes Foundation will be hosting a Veterans Day parade tomorrow in Las Vegas to honor more than 60 soldiers from the Wounded Warrior Project.

The parade will begin at 10:00 a.m. at Gass Street and will make its way along Fourth Street to the entrance of the Fremont Street Experience. The public is encouraged to attend to show their support for wounded veterans. It's expected to be one of the largest Veterans Day parades in the nation, with several high-ranking military officials also in attendance.

The Stars and Stripes Foundation raises money for the Wounded Warrior Project to help traumatically injured service men and women.