The DOJ awarded nearly $32 million in grants to support public safety and victim assistance in Nevada, with a range of beneficiaries across law enforcement, community programs, and victim services.

Las Vegas officials have promised to build a permanent memorial for the 2017 Route 91 Harvest Music Festival shooting victims by the 10th anniversary.

Las Vegas is experiencing an extreme heat wave with Excessive Heat Warnings extended through Friday due to a high-pressure system, although a slight cooling trend is expected.

A pedestrian was killed after being hit by a semi-truck on I-15 north of Las Vegas, causing traffic diversions until the road reopened Monday morning.

A Clark County special ed teacher was arrested on abuse charges and placed on leave, following an investigation into an incident at Dr. William H. Bailey Middle School.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas is now a polling location for the general election, offering a unique voting experience and mail ballot drop-off, complete with special "I VOTED" stickers.

Southwest Airlines plans to introduce assigned seating in 2026, transitioning away from open seating, based on feedback indicating most passengers prefer assigned seats. Sales for flights with assigned seating will begin in late 2025.

The driver surrendered after a fatal hit-and-run in North Las Vegas; he faces charges including failing to stop at an accident scene and reckless driving.

Project Marilyn partners with libraries to distribute feminine hygiene kits to those in need, aiming to combat period poverty and uphold dignity for menstruating individuals.

Las Vegas authorities are seeking public help to find Luis Antonio Vargas Jr., missing since September 4. He was last seen near Tropicana Avenue and Stephanie Street.

A man was hospitalized after a stabbing near downtown Las Vegas, with police responding around 4:15 a.m. The scene of the incident remains active as authorities investigate.

Las Vegas weather is expected to clear up following Friday's showers, with a warm and dry outlook for the week ahead, according to the National Weather Service.

Las Vegas is expected to experience showers and thunderstorms due to a low-pressure system moving through the Mojave Desert, with possible heavy rain and gusty winds. Conditions will improve over the weekend.