David Vander Meer left a note denying he killed his wife before hanging himself at the Clark County jail, a new autopsy report shows.

Ground searches had failed when a Las Vegas police drone spotted the missing man alone in open desert.

The victim arrived at a hospital after being shot near Meadows Lane and later died, police say.

No victims were found after police swarmed South 3rd Street and Bonneville Avenue, a block from the Regional Justice Center.

Nevada drivers say FedEx dodged overtime pay by routing them through contractor companies. Their attorney calls it a decades-long fight.

The 12th annual Military, Veterans & First Responders Appreciation Day lands Oct. 17 with a riderless horse tribute and free food for service members.

The 15-year-old stepped off a median outside a crosswalk into a pickup truck's path near Triest Court during morning drop-off.

Jacob Villani is making his second bid for a Clark County bench after losing in 2020 — this time with no campaign money reported.

A judge let 15-year-old Mitchell Stipp Jr. keep attending Faith Lutheran after the school told his family not to bring him back.

A new 80-plus artist, two-stage festival hits the Las Vegas Festival Grounds — with VIP lounges and tickets starting at $290.

The tequila-heavy Mexican spot closed Tuesday, joining a growing wave of Downtown Summerlin restaurant closures.

Desert Willow's residential units close October 10 as union leaders warn dozens face termination by month's end.

Cybersecurity experts at Yotta 2026 in Las Vegas say AI could speed up election hacks and voter deception before November.