Las Vegas anticipates lighter winds today with a low pressure system moving through, bringing a temporary cool down and a slight chance of scattered thunderstorms, with minimal impact expected.

Nevada has started to install 'Daytime Headlights Required' signs on rural highways ahead of a new law requiring headlights during the day on these roads from July 1, 2028, aiming to reduce head-on collisions.

A fugitive was captured south of Las Vegas using The Grappler, a device to safely end vehicle chases, after evading law enforcement and shooting at deputies in Washington.

Clark County Fire Department provides safety tips for barbecue season, advising residents to grill safely by keeping equipment away from structures and not leaving it unattended.

The Backstreet Boys add three final shows to their "Into The Millennium" Vegas residency at the Sphere, with tickets for the August 2025 events available from May 8.

Las Vegas expects high temperatures near 100°F, with increased afternoon breezes. No severe winds or advisories are anticipated, and aviation operations will continue with clear skies.

Southern Nevada authorities urge residents to eliminate mosquito breeding sites, report green pools, and take preventive measures against mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile and Zika viruses.

Delvison Escalona-Hernandez was arrested in Los Angeles for a fatal stabbing in Las Vegas and will be extradited back. The LVMPD is investigating the incident.

LVAC employee Edgar Quinonez was killed in a shooting at a Las Vegas gym and the suspect was fatally shot by police.

Las Vegas police investigate a Strip robbery leading to gunfire; no injuries occurred, but suspects are at large.

The NWS reported cooler weather in Las Vegas before a warm-up with a 75% chance of reaching 100 degrees on Thursday. Moderate to major HeatRisk is expected later in the week.

A child was critically injured after being hit by a car in Las Vegas at West Lake Mead Blvd and Jeanne Drive; the driver cooperated with LVMPD's ongoing investigation.

Henderson is relocating its Animal Care and Control from the Police to the Community Development and Services Department, sparking mixed reactions about potential impacts on animal welfare and enforcement.