An Israeli official, Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, has been indicted in Clark County on charges of using technology to lure a minor for sex during a police sting operation.

A body was discovered 15 feet underground in a hand-dug home in Pahrump, prompting an investigation and subsequent destruction of the site for safety.

The West Las Vegas Library is opening a new location with expanded space, modern facilities, and a host of cultural and educational activities for the community.

The Las Vegas Aces defeated the Indiana Fever 107-98 in overtime, advancing to the WNBA Finals for the third time in four years, with A'ja Wilson and Jackie Young combining for 67 points.

The DOJ is investigating UNLV's response to antisemitism on campus, following complaints suggesting violations of federal civil rights protections. The university intends to cooperate with the inquiry.

North Las Vegas police are investigating a shooting on Statz Street where two people were injured; circumstances are unclear, and no suspects have been identified.

Police detained a juvenile following reports of threats against a Vegas middle school, which was placed on lockdown; no weapon was found, and no injuries reported.

LVMPD Search and Rescue executed a critical operation for a person suffering a heart attack in the South McCullough Wilderness, with aerial support and a precise hoist extraction.

A shooting in a Las Vegas parking lot injured one; suspects are at large. The incident involves an altercation among several individuals. Police are investigating.

The City of North Las Vegas celebrates the Book Bus event which provides a mobile library experience, distributing over 200,000 books and touching 84,000 students' lives since 2023.

Nevada Governor Lombardo settled an ethics case by agreeing to pay a $5,000 fine for "non-willful" violations involving campaign uniform use and ticket acceptance.

A skydiving team in Las Vegas suffered injuries after their parachute malfunctioned, causing them to fall from 11,000 feet and hit the ground at high speeds.

Boyd Gaming suffered a cyberattack, with unauthorized access to its systems and employee data. There's no expected material impact on operations or finances. The company is notifying affected individuals and working with law enforcement.