The first Crisis Stabilization Center in Clark County, Southern Nevada, opened to offer psychiatric crisis and detox services for adults, aiming to alleviate pressure on emergency rooms and jails.

Firefighters and LVMPD Air Unit responded to a fire at Wetlands Park, vital for safety and firefighting strategy. The park was closed, with no injuries reported as containment efforts persisted.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas predicts a hot end to the week in southern Nevada, northwestern Arizona, and southeastern California, with mostly dry conditions and moderate heat risk.

A Las Vegas man, Leonard Shove, was convicted for child pornography possession and receipt. He faces a minimum of 15 years in prison, with sentencing set for September 2025.

A parking lot in Las Vegas' Arts District is closing on June 18 for a new garage construction, leading to parking challenges until its completion in August 2026.

The Clark County Coroner's Office confirmed a motorcyclist died following a crash in Las Vegas, marking the 77th traffic fatality for LVMPD's jurisdiction in 2025.

North Las Vegas celebrates Juneteenth with a flag raising ceremony at City Hall, featuring speeches, performances, and community engagement. Mayor Goynes-Brown and Congressman Horsford to speak.

A Tesla hit a pedestrian jaywalking in Vegas; the pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries, while the car's occupants were unharmed. Police are investigating.

LVMPD seeks public help in a Las Vegas Boulevard homicide case, urging evidence sharing, offering contacts, and underscoring the city's challenge with violence.

NDOT announces overnight lane and ramp closures in Las Vegas for a sign replacement project, including I-515 changing to I-11 markers. Drivers advised to plan for detours and use caution.

Lane reductions on I-215 in Las Vegas for a pavement project from June 15-19, including overnight and ramp closures; completion expected by winter 2025.

Extreme heat and wildfire risks are forecasted for the Desert Southwest, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect for Las Vegas. Residents are advised to prepare for heat and possible gusty winds that could increase fire danger.

Las Vegas faces an Extreme Heat Warning with temperatures up to 106 degrees, prompting the National Weather Service to advise on staying hydrated and avoiding peak heat hours due to health risks.