UNLV women's basketball recruits six players, with Coach La Rocque highlighting the class as one of her best, including top talents Bergeson and Constant.

Las Vegas family mourns their dog killed in a hit-and-run; they seek information on the driver responsible for the tragedy that also injured the pet's owner.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office concluded its first Cops 4 Kids Coloring Contest, celebrating with Root Beer Float Parties and awarding prizes to winners in various school levels.

Battista’s Hole in the Wall and Stage Door Casino have reopened after six months of repairs; owner Randy Markin kept 65 employees on payroll and returned them to work. Renovations included a new roof, plumbing and big AC units.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife advises the public on deterring bears, following an incident where a bear entered a home and scratched an 87-year-old man, causing minor injuries.

Lincoln County Sheriff's Office reports 436 calls and 132 traffic stops for October, including 13 arrests and managing 46 inmates, with revenue from inter-agency inmate housing.

Metro's crash tallies put Maryland Parkway and Flamingo near UNLV at No. 9; locals and a crossing guard describe frequent close calls. Construction and patrols complicate safety.

Reno City Council accepted a $100,000 grant for pedestrian safety, planning to install RRFB systems across the city by Spring 2026, enhancing safety for vulnerable road users.

A 12-vehicle crash in Las Vegas, caused by a speeding Infiniti, resulted in 2 deaths and multiple injuries. Driver Jose Gutierrez faces reckless driving charges.

Crystal Scott, accused of posing as a nurse at an unlicensed clinic that treated schoolchildren, reportedly posted that she moved to Albania while out on bail.

Boulder City officials flagged an unsolicited letter asking for donations to the National Police Association as a scam and say funds won't go to BCPD.

The Nevada Senate unanimously passed Assembly Bill 6, aiming to double fines and points for traffic infractions in school zones to improve student safety.

The 18th annual Las Vegas Senior Idol Showcase offers $5 tickets for shows on January 15 and 22, 2026, featuring talented local seniors at Charleston Heights Arts Center.