Three people were arrested in North Las Vegas after officers seized illegal firearms and a device to modify semiautomatic weapons, police say.

A Carson City judge gave the Nevada DMV days to hand over communications with ICE after the ACLU said heavily redacted records and references to Signal suggested undisclosed coordination.

Closing arguments wrapped Thursday in Anthony Newton’s death‑penalty trial in Las Vegas; jurors now deliberate whether he killed and dismembered Cesar Molina. The verdict will determine whether the case moves to a penalty phase.

FDA found image-quality problems at Summerlin Hospital and required the facility to stop mammography. Affected patients were told their scans may need re-evaluation; the hospital says it will cover re-checks.

A Henderson man alleges an officer tackled and punched him while he picked up discarded cans near Valley View Recreation Center; the suit lists broken bones and torn tendons.

Sixth & Sahara Center sold for about $4.95M; the new owner says it will restore the Sahara‑adjacent plaza that was the site of Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal’s 1982 car bombing.

Las Vegas-born Franky Perez launches a weekly residency at Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce at Mandalay Bay on Feb. 18, a 75-minute show mixing funk, Latin rhythms and showgirls.

Police say a man tried to coerce a Bank of America into handing over cash by leaving road flares taped to electronics outside the branch; he was tracked and arrested in northwest Las Vegas.

Metro police are investigating an officer-involved shooting early Tuesday at the Parkside Villas area on the 8400 block of South Maryland Parkway; no officers were injured.

Sunny and unseasonably warm this week in Las Vegas. Boaters should watch for gusts along the Colorado River on Feb 3–4.

Clear skies and highs near 71°F today; dry and mild through midweek with possible gusty Colorado River winds.

North Las Vegas celebrates Black History Month with events, including a community celebration, Black Hair Care Product drive, and brunches. The city council will present a proclamation.

The Nevada AG has filed a criminal complaint against the owner of 1st Call Pet Cremation after customers say promised ashes and keepsakes never arrived and some remains were found in Utah.