A retired LA Sheriff's Department veteran, Edward Dias, was charged with the first deadly hit-and-run of 2026 in Las Vegas, resulting in Lynessa Perkins's death.

Las Vegas ended 2025 with declines in home sales and prices, and 2025 saw the lowest annual sales since 2007. However, signs point to a more balanced market in 2026.

A man was arrested for a fatal New Year's Eve hit-and-run in Las Vegas; the victim, who died at Sunrise Hospital, was not in a crosswalk during the incident.

Sarah Davi sued the Court at Aliante HOA and its manager, alleging their handling of neighbor complaints helped spark the deadly dispute that killed her husband. The complaint seeks a jury trial and damages for medical and funeral costs.

Henderson police are responding to a barricade near Gillespie and Bruner; part of Bruner Avenue is closed and residents are urged to avoid the area.

Las Vegas plans a memorable New Year's Eve for 2026 with celebrations at Fremont Street, the entire Strip featuring fireworks from ten resorts, and a drone show by LVCVA. Over 340,000 attendees expected.

Salt & Straw is opening two street-facing scoop shops on the Las Vegas Strip — at Flamingo and Paris Las Vegas — launching with an Icon Series of fan-favorite flavors.

The Minnesota Wild defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 5-2, with Marcus Johansson scoring a goal and three assists, improving the Wild's record and placing them third in the Central Division.

Reality TV star Chad Ollinger is accused of murdering his cellmate, whom he allegedly strangled due to a claimed "supernatural ability" that identified the victim as a predator.

A person was arrested for intentionally setting a car on fire at the Encore Las Vegas parking garage; Clark County Fire Department contained the blaze.

Pinkbox Doughnuts will open in American Fork on Jan. 17, 2026, with a grand‑opening contest and family‑friendly festivities. The Las Vegas chain is expanding into northern Utah.

The Raiders placed TE Brock Bowers and safety Jeremy Chinn on the Reserve/Injured list, ending their season as they turn their focus to recovery and future performance.

A Las Vegas man, Victor Garcia Hernandez, died from injuries sustained in a crash on the 215 Beltway on Nov. 28, after his Ford Taurus hit a barrier and an SUV.