Two people were shot in a car in Las Vegas; the man died, the woman survived. Police are investigating the early morning attack.

A pickup truck-SUV crash in Las Vegas resulted in one death and one critical injury. The incident marks the area's 101st traffic fatality of the year.

A motorcyclist died in a multi-vehicle crash involving a BMW and sanitation truck in Las Vegas, marking the city's 98th traffic-related death this year.

Grand Canyon National Park resumes overnight lodging after successful repairs to its critical Transcanyon Waterline, signalling a move towards normalcy despite ongoing Stage 3 water restrictions.

The Henderson Police concluded a safety campaign targeting roadway safety, issuing 411 stops and numerous citations to improve pedestrian safety, funded by a federal grant through the Joining Forces Program.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts monsoonal moisture with thunderstorms for northwestern Arizona and surrounding regions, with temperatures above average and increased fire risk.

Two Las Vegas men were arrested in Arizona on felony human smuggling charges after deputies stopped a suspicious vehicle and a subsequent short pursuit.

Nurses at Las Vegas’ MountainView Hospital have voted to authorize a strike amid contract disputes over patient safety and work conditions, with 98% in favor.

Melvin Alexander was arrested by LVMPD in connection with a fatal shooting on August 15 at an east Las Vegas apartment, with his court proceedings beginning.

The National Weather Service forecasts above-normal temperatures and dry conditions for Las Vegas, with only slight moisture increase expected in areas east of the city.

An 80-year-old man died after a boat capsized at the Grand Canyon; CPR efforts failed. A separate incident on the same day involved a visitor fatality due to a flash flood.

A Las Vegas home fire killed six cats and caused $100,000 in damages after a car ignition in the garage. No humans were injured, and firefighters contained the flames.

Foothill High School in Henderson experienced a "secure status" due to an unsubstantiated bomb threat, with students confined to first-period classes until police cleared the school.