A teen is critically injured after a scooter crash involving a Tahoe in Las Vegas; the driver, not impaired, is cooperating with the police investigation.

A YouTuber, Manny Ruiz, faces murder charges for allegedly killing another YouTube couple on the Las Vegas Strip after claiming self-defense during a livestream.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a car on Tropicana Avenue in Las Vegas; the driver showed no impairment. LVMPD is investigating the 88th traffic-related death of the year.

A man confronted deputies with a 2x4 during a fire at his property, leading to a standoff and his arrest on multiple charges, including assaulting a first responder.

Three men were shot on Olive Street in Las Vegas; one died, and two are critical. The motive is unclear, and the investigation is ongoing. Police seek information.

Clark County's Navigation Center has provided services and temporary housing to 1,784 individuals since opening two years ago as part of efforts to address homelessness.

Las Vegas is expected to experience increased heat with above-normal temperature anomalies into the early week, with potential major heat risks in desert valleys.

NDOT announces I-15 lane closures due to widening project, affecting night traffic with single or reduced lanes in various segments; drivers advised to seek alternate routes.

An 84-year-old man died following a crash in East Las Vegas after his Hyundai ran a red light and collided with a Mitsubishi. The crash is LVMPD's 87th traffic-related fatality this year.

Las Vegas Fire and Rescue responded to 293 incidents, including fires and burn injuries, during a busy Fourth of July, while also coordinating with police on safety measures.

Firefighters in Clark County extinguished a garage fire in Las Vegas, with 44 personnel responding. The fire left two adults and two dogs homeless; an e-bike battery is speculated as the cause.

Las Vegas faces critical fire weather and extreme heat, with a Red Flag Warning and Fire Weather Watch for some counties. The NWS warns of high winds, low humidity, and urges precautions against fires and heat-related illnesses.

Nevada tip workers express mixed feelings about the temporary "No Tax on Tips" rule in the new tax law, with some optimistic about relief and others concerned over its temporary nature and broader economic issues.