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Clark County prosecutors have asked for a death‑penalty review after Alejandro Estrada was indicted on 13 counts in the May 12 Smith’s supermarket shooting.
FBI Las Vegas warned that criminal groups are recruiting and coercing vulnerable people on mainstream platforms. Officials listed red flags and reporting steps for families.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Henderson's free Fourth at Heritage Park returns July 4 with live music, family activities and a 9 p.m. fireworks finale.
A viral clip shows a driver racing past stop signs near Hayes Elementary in southwest Las Vegas, prompting neighbors to press police for action.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Developers say the Diamond Arena has bought the last 3.03 acres for a 21,212-seat arena on the south Strip, and a private-jet terminal is planned next door.
A two-alarm fire in east Las Vegas early Monday sent one firefighter to hospital and forced crews to battle a partial roof collapse.
Food & Drinks in ...
Anita Gelato has opened a counter on the Venetian casino floor, bringing 150+ rotating flavors, vegan sorbets and late-night hours to the Las Vegas Strip.
A federal grand jury indicted a Las Vegas woman and a California inmate in a multi‑state sextortion case that prosecutors say extracted more than $35,000 from a Washington state victim.
A Las Vegas mother swam her 3-year-old to shore after a sudden storm sank their boat at Fish Lake; she spent about 25 minutes in freezing water before rescuers found the family.
The LA roadside icon Irv's Burgers will open its third Vegas‑area outpost next Thursday at Green Valley Ranch, with the first 100 customers getting a free Roadside Burger.
Keneshia Dixon received 24 months' probation after pleading guilty in a 2025 Target incident that left a Metro officer dragged by a vehicle; the judge ordered counseling and warned of prison for violations.
A house fire near Rancho and Craig caused a partial roof collapse Thursday morning; Las Vegas Fire & Rescue responded with roughly a dozen units and residents were evacuated.
Las Vegas is taking public comment on a draft ordinance to allow sealed cocktails to be sold and delivered. Officials say driver training and strict ID checks would be required.
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