A 22-year-old motorcyclist died after a collision at St. Rose Parkway and Jeffreys Street in south Las Vegas. Authorities identified the rider and Metro is investigating.

Multiple people were hospitalized after a shooting Wednesday night on Comet Avenue in North Las Vegas. Police say the investigation is active and have not released victim numbers.

A contractor struck a water main at Boulder City Hall Wednesday night; crews are on site while water runs toward the Hotel Plaza block. City says updates will follow.

Danny Elfman is bringing his Tim Burton film scores to Resorts World Theatre for two nights in November, with the Las Vegas Philharmonic backing the performances. Tickets go on sale via AXS.

Roseman University has opened Roseman Bioventures at its Summerlin campus — a new life‑science incubator offering turnkey labs, regulatory support and investor connections to help Nevada biotech startups scale.

Federal agents raided four Las Vegas homes, seizing roughly 3,000 suspected marijuana plants; four people face federal charges.

A federal jury in Las Vegas opened Monday in a case accusing four men of leading an MS‑13 clique tied to 11 killings across Nevada and California.

BLM will begin an April 1 gather to remove about 500 burros around Beatty, sparking protests and renewed scrutiny of the agency's holding and adoption practices.

Three Michigan programs earned top seeds in the 2026 NCAA men's hockey bracket, sending regionals to Albany, Loveland, Worcester and Sioux Falls and setting the Frozen Four for Las Vegas. Fans and ticket markets are already reacting to the draw.

A dispute in northwest Las Vegas led to a single gunshot and the detention of one person. No injuries were reported.

Clark County inspectors say Heidi Fleiss must limit free‑flying macaws at her new Las Vegas home after neighbor complaints and aviation‑safety concerns.

A fatal head-on crash on U.S. 95 Alternate near Luzier Lane closed the highway Friday; troopers say all lanes were blocked and investigations are underway.

Boulder City will ask voters whether data centers should be an approved use in the Eldorado Valley — a choice that pits $1.3B in leases against habitat and water limits.