VP nominees Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance make final campaign stops in Las Vegas before the election, engaging voters with rallies and political events.

One person was hospitalized after a shooting in North Las Vegas following a dispute, possibly drug-related. No arrests have been made; investigation ongoing.

Southern Nevada fire departments are conducting a joint HazMat training at an ice cream plant, not open to the public, to prepare for chemical emergencies.

Panic! at the Disco to reunite at the 2025 When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas, headlining alongside Blink-182 and performing their debut album in full.

VP Kamala Harris will campaign in Las Vegas on October 31st to rally early votes, with Maná's performance. Details are sparse but highlight Nevada's electoral significance.

The University of Nevada women's volleyball team forfeited a match against San Jose State, lacking enough players. The team had raised safety and fairness concerns over a transgender player on the opposition's roster.

William Karlsson of the Vegas Golden Knights is set to return from injury against the Sharks, bringing experience to the team after missing the first seven games.

The LVMPD warns of email scams threatening to release embarrassing content unless paid in Bitcoin, advising against meeting the demands and encouraging vigilance and reporting.

Synetta Harper was arrested for attempted murder in North Las Vegas after allegedly stabbing two women; she was later apprehended by SWAT following a standoff.

The Nevada Department of Education is investigating Clark County School District's budget discrepancies and demands accountability for the financial mismanagement.

A man was arrested for murder after a fatal stabbing during an altercation in a Las Vegas apartment. The victim died from his injuries, and the suspect is in custody.

A Las Vegas police sergeant, Kevin Menon, was indicted on charges for making unlawful arrests to manipulate crime statistics, with Internal Affairs and grand jury transcripts implicating higher-ups in the misconduct.

Tom Brady acquired a 5% stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, approved by NFL owners with stipulations due to his broadcasting role. Richard Seymour also secured a 0.5% ownership stake.