A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in Las Vegas, marking the 53rd traffic fatality in LVMPD's jurisdiction this year. The driver, Isabella Thompson, showed no impairment signs.

A pedestrian was hit by a car on Charleston Boulevard in Las Vegas, leading to the road's closure and non-life-threatening injuries for the pedestrian.

Las Vegas hosts a free Caribbean culture festival with music and food at Lorenzi Park, featuring performances, children's activities, and an award ceremony.

Jhone Ebert approved as the new superintendent of Clark County School District, starting April 14, 2025, with a four-year contract and an annual salary of $385,000. She is the first woman to hold the position permanently since 1956.

Henderson's summer youth basketball league is open for registration for kids aged 10-18, offering skill development and discounts for residents and siblings. Games start in July.

Clark County Fire Department tackled a brush fire at Wetlands Park, supported by the Bureau of Land Management. This is the second recent fire in the area.

An early morning crash in southwest Las Vegas at Russell and Lindell roads resulted in one fatality, involving a motorcycle and a sedan. Police have not disclosed details of the victims or the cause.

Las Vegas will honor community leaders at Westside Legacy Park on April 19, 2025, showcasing their contributions in business, education, and advocacy.

Henderson Police concluded a traffic campaign with 260 stops, resulting in 167 speeding citations, and funding from a federal grant for future safety initiatives.

UNLV baseball fell to UNR 4-2, missing opportunities to improve their 16-15 record and 4-8 in the Mountain West conference.

The Vegas Golden Knights achieved their third 100-point season with a 3-2 OT win against the Calgary Flames, led by Reilly Smith's two goals. Akira Schmid made a strong debut in goal for Vegas.

NLVPD partners with Hyundai for a Steering Wheel Lock Giveaway on April 16 to prevent vehicle thefts. Residents must show ID and vehicle registration to participate.

Las Vegas residents and organizations, including LVMPD and the City of Las Vegas Government, joined forces for a community clean-up to enhance the city's safety and cleanliness.