A Las Vegas woman drew prison time after pleading guilty in the Tesla hit-and-run that killed a father at Rainbow and Vegas Drive in May 2025.

A Las Vegas father says his nonverbal, 7-year-old son slipped off Manch Elementary during recess and wandered across a street before neighbors found him. The district says it launched a search and is reviewing the incident.

A suspected DUI driver struck a Metro officer and a paramedic in a parking lot near Lake Mead and Decatur; both were hospitalized with non‑life‑threatening injuries and the driver fled.

El Dorado Cantina has closed its Tivoli Village restaurant, the Las Vegas Review‑Journal reports. Other Valley locations remain listed online.

A police-involved shooting near Fremont Street sparked a major police response Tuesday; investigators asked the public to avoid the area as detectives processed the scene.

Lumovex says it will open a $5M Las Vegas training facility to teach businesses cinematic AI tools and manage image-and-likeness licensing.

Sage Collegiate, a K–8 charter in central Las Vegas, will close after the governing board surrendered its charter amid rising facility costs and mounting debt.

State data show Black Nevada mothers face far higher pregnancy‑related death rates, and advocates used Black Maternal Health Week to press for treatment, screening and culturally competent care.

Local nonprofits and health officials will host a free resource fair at Bottega Exchange to distribute naloxone and prevention tools for teens and families.

A fatal crash on State Route 361 near Middlegate forced intermittent closures and one‑lane alternating traffic as troopers investigate. Local officials warned motorists to expect delays.

A heavy police response outside Atomic Golf shut a stretch of Main Street in downtown Las Vegas on Saturday; one person was reported injured, local reporting says.

Sunny, warm Saturday with highs near 80°F. Gusts to 30–35 mph possible along the Lower Colorado River Valley.

A review of Clark County payroll shows hundreds earn more than the governor — and some are collecting pensions while still on the public payroll.