Over 100 sets of cremated remains were found scattered in a desert near Las Vegas, prompting an investigation into their origins and the circumstances of their disposal.

A woman shot and killed her boyfriend during a photoshoot involving firearms in Las Vegas; she claimed the shooting was accidental. Her social media showed a fascination with guns.

Las Vegas water patrol investigators hunt down wasted sprinkler water and leaky pipes as the desert city fights the Colorado River's worst drought in recorded history.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $815 million, becoming the seventh-largest ever, with Nevadans having to purchase tickets out of state due to a ban.

Henderson police unions and city officials are at an impasse in pay and benefits negotiations, with claims of the city pitting unions against each other and concerns about competitiveness for new recruits.

The Las Vegas Aces clinched a playoff spot with a 79-74 win over the Chicago Sky, marking their 11th straight victory, led by Jackie Young and A'ja Wilson.

Las Vegas journalist Matthew Kelemen was found dead in a storage container downtown, but the prime suspect died in a Utah police chase before facing justice. Now, the coroner officially says it was 'homicidal violence.'

The Las Vegas Raiders are seeking a new backup QB after Aidan O'Connell's wrist injury, with head coach Pete Carroll stating the need for an experienced player to support Geno Smith.

Downtown Las Vegas debuts its first Oktoberfest street festival this September, transforming East Fremont into a massive Bavarian beer hall with unique currency and historic venue partnerships.

The National Weather Service predicts stormy weather for Las Vegas with showers, thunderstorms, and potential flash flooding, especially in parts of Southern San Bernardino County.

Las Vegas's Desert Breeze Aquatic Facility will host the 20th Dog Daze of Summer on September 6th, offering a pool day for dogs before the season's drainage. Registration is required and costs $7 per dog.

A woman was sentenced to 120 months to life for fatally shooting a carpet cleaner in Las Vegas, deemed guilty but mentally ill of second-degree murder. She was also convicted of a weapons charge and ordered to pay restitution.

Twenty-five Nevada National Guard soldiers are now supporting ICE operations in Las Vegas as political tensions escalate over immigration enforcement. The deployment marks a significant shift in how the state assists federal immigration efforts.