Nevada State Police will honor two troopers killed by a drunk driver with a memorial and an anti-DUI campaign. The driver received a 16-40 year sentence.

Ten new deputies have joined Hawai‘i's Department of Law Enforcement after graduating and completing a six-month training program, ready to enhance public safety.

An 80-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by an SUV in a Henderson parking lot; the incident is under investigation as the nineteenth traffic fatality in the city in 2024.

UNLV's Lady Rebels secured a 71-52 victory against UCF Knights, improving their season record to 5-2, aided by McKinna Brackens' career-high 19 points and 14 rebounds.

Raiders' Maxx Crosby acquired an equity stake in Papa John's Las Vegas, planning to aid in the opening of 10 new stores and promoting community engagement.

Nevada issues a non-compliance notice to the Clark County School District due to ongoing budget issues and appoints a Compliance Monitor. The district must submit a Corrective Action Plan within 45 days.

An Uber driver was fatally shot in a road rage incident near the Las Vegas Strip. The female suspect in her 20s fled but is now in custody. The area has reopened after investigations.

Raiders QB Gardner Minshew is out for the season with a broken collarbone, with backup options limited as the team faces ongoing quarterback challenges.

Las Vegas condo fire leaves one dead, another hospitalized, displaces 14 residents, and prompts a significant emergency response; investigation into cause underway.

Las Vegas faces strong winds and potential travel disruptions due to a Pacific System, with a High Wind Warning in effect until Sunday and gusts up to 69 mph reported. Higher elevation snowfall is also expected, and temperatures may fluctuate.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-2, with Ilya Samsonov making 38 saves, while the Senators faced their fourth straight loss despite efforts to rally.

A pursuit of robbery suspects in Las Vegas ended in a crash causing minor injuries and leading to three arrests.

Nevada's State Infrastructure Bank approved a $25M loan for the Desert Pines Project in East Las Vegas, aiming to create over 1,000 affordable homes and numerous community facilities.