A Red-tailed Hawk was euthanized after being shot with a pellet gun in Henderson. Authorities seek information on the suspect, emphasizing the incident's legal severity.

A suspect barricaded themselves in a Las Vegas home, leading to a standoff with police, including SWAT. The area near Nellis Blvd. and Vegas Valley Drive is cordoned off.

An off-duty LVMPD officer, Cesar Ibarra, and his wife encountered and fatally shot Jeremiah Boshard, who was assaulting a woman in Boulder City. The incident is under LVMPD investigation for policy adherence and training intersections.

Las Vegas prepares for the 37th Scouting For Food Drive to support local food banks, with The Salvation Army, Smith's, Boy Scouts, and others participating.

One motorcyclist died in a multi-vehicle crash in Southwest Las Vegas near Blue Diamond and Fort Apache roads.

Pete Carroll and John Spytek join the Las Vegas Raiders as head coach and general manager, ushering in a new era after the team's poor 4-13 season in 2024.

A man was critically injured in Las Vegas after his electric scooter collided with an SUV. The accident occurred near Karen Avenue and Joe W. Brown Drive.

Las Vegas strike teams returned after aiding in the LA County wildfires, focusing on preventive work to protect structures, receiving gratitude from the communities affected.

A young man died in a traffic accident on Paradise Road, the 12th fatality in the area this year, after his speeding Dodge Challenger crashed in a construction zone.

A motorcycle accident claimed a life at East Tropicana Avenue and Boulder Highway, with no current indication of impairment. The LVMPD is investigating.

LVMPD SAR team rescued four stranded climbers from "Cat in the Hat" in Pine Creek Canyon, with successful airlift and subsequent rescues in the same area.

Adolfo Orozco-Garcia, former Alpine Motel owner, has agreed to a plea deal over the 2019 Las Vegas fire that killed six, facing reduced potential jail time.

Nevada legislation aims to curb corporate buying of single-family homes, with State Senator Dina Neal proposing a cap of 100 home purchases per year by corporate investors to address housing affordability issues.