The Las Vegas Raiders maintain a positive outlook despite a 2-12 record, with players and coordinators focused on growth and resilience ahead of their game against the Jaguars.

Off-duty Las Vegas officer dies in head-on collision with a wrong-way driver on I-15; alcohol and marijuana found in the wrong-way vehicle.

The Henderson Police Department has conducted several "Retail Theft Blitz" operations since November 2023, resulting in 278 arrests and the recovery of over $35,000 in stolen merchandise.

A Hanukkah celebration with a public menorah lighting is scheduled for Dec. 30 at the Clark County Government Center in Las Vegas, featuring traditional treats and live performances.

Dry and mild weather is expected to continue in Las Vegas, with a possible shift bringing showers and mountain snow around Christmas Eve, per the National Weather Service.

Residents of Henderson complex face over $8,000 fee each for city-financed emergency water repairs, enforcing repayment through the Clark County Treasurer’s Office with a decision by the Henderson City Council.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police and the community opened the Lt. Erik Lloyd Memorial Park, offering activities and amenities like a splash pad and picnic areas.

UNLV hires Dan Mullen as the highest-paid coach in the Mountain West Conference, with a $3.5 million annual salary potentially reaching $18.1 million over five years, according to News 3 LV.

A Sunrise Acres Elementary School employee has been arrested on child abuse charges, marking the ninth such incident in recent months for CCSD employees.

Henderson Police intensify efforts to prevent impaired driving during holidays through the Joining Forces program, with increased traffic enforcement from December 16, 2024, to January 5, 2025.

Las Vegas to experience slight disturbance with high clouds and Sierra winds, followed by a return to high-pressure and warmer-than-average temperatures.

Flearnard Roseby was arrested in Sparks, Nevada, for a 2011 sexual assault case, following a coordinated effort by the U.S. Marshals and local law enforcement.

Scott Sibella has settled with Nevada gaming regulators, incurring a $10,000 fine and revocation of his gaming license for failing to report suspicious transactions as MGM Grand president.