A fatal fire in central Las Vegas left one person dead; investigators are working to determine the cause.

NDOT announces lane reductions and closures on I-215 in Las Vegas for pavement preservation work, affecting travel from Oct. 26 to Oct. 30 with varying levels of traffic disruptions.

Boulder City officials emphasize safety for Halloween, urging kids to stay visible and use flashlights, setting curfew for trick-or-treaters, and increasing police patrols.

Clark County homeowners flooded SNHD meetings to protest proposed septic rules they say could trigger costly sewer hookups. Officials have paused the hearing for more outreach.

At a federal civil trial, officers testified Jorge Gomez pointed a rifle before they shot him; his family says surveillance video shows otherwise. Jurors are weighing competing accounts.

Henderson Police Department, in collaboration with the DEA, hosts National Drug Take Back Day to safely collect unwanted medications on October 25th at their central substation.

A stolen vehicle chased by its owner crashed in Las Vegas after police joined the pursuit, leading to the arrest of the driver and an ongoing investigation.

A car hit a pedestrian, who was not in a crosswalk, on Nellis Boulevard; the pedestrian was hospitalized, the road was closed, and the driver, not impaired, stayed and cooperated with police.

A small plane executed an emergency landing on I-15 in Nevada due to engine trouble. No injuries were reported, and traffic was managed around the incident.

Nikki Serrat is sentenced to 24-60 years for a fatal Las Vegas crash killing two children, Dante and Taliyah Lewis, and ordered to pay $275,000 restitution.

Las Vegas attorney Matthew Beasley consents to plead guilty to wire fraud in a Ponzi scheme, with a proposed sentence of 12-20 years and restitution to victims.

Las Vegas weather remains stable with no disruptive changes expected until a weak system brings slightly cooler temps, wind, and a slight chance of rain midweek. Tranquility is set to return after the system.

Las Vegas police are preparing to deploy Tesla Cybertrucks for patrol, showcasing their readiness with a promotional video. Despite mixed public reactions, LVMPD is moving forward with modernizing their fleet.