North Las Vegas PD caught two suspects during vehicle break-ins, thanks to Officers Delgado, Arnold, and Le Starge.

A multi-vehicle crash in Las Vegas resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries. The Toyota driver, Raul Castorena, ran a red light, causing the accident. Witnesses led to his absentia booking on related charges.

Mexican national Jaime Eduardo Gonzalez-Camacho was charged in the U.S. with illegal re-entry after three prior deportations and two prior felony convictions.

John Legend announces his "Get Lifted 20th Anniversary World Tour" stop at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on September 26, with tickets on sale since June 20.

Las Vegas faces critical fire weather with Red Flag Warnings due to low humidity and strong winds, while temperature drops and gusts affect the area, with travel and outdoor activities cautioned.

A woman was hit and killed by a truck in Las Vegas. The driver, Angel Franco Merida, was charged with reckless driving resulting in death. The victim's identity is pending release by the coroner.

Las Vegas welcomes Engine 201 with a traditional push-in ceremony at Fire Station 1, attended by Mayor Shelley Berkley and other officials, celebrating the engine's service to Ward 5.

Vegas council rejected the Jackson Hotel Resort & Casino project due to community concerns and zoning issues, despite the developer's scaled-back plans.

The Las Vegas Raiders and North Las Vegas libraries are hosting a family-friendly event with educational activities and special guests, including a Raiders player and the city mayor.

A small fire on South Las Vegas Blvd caused by misused fireworks was quickly extinguished with no reported injuries.

Catherine Godenzi accidentally struck and killed John Godenzi, 73, while reversing her car in a Las Vegas community; he died from his injuries two days later.

Major construction on Las Vegas Boulevard starts June 16, lasting two years and costing $60 million, with plans for road improvements and utility upgrades. Expect lane closures and traffic disruptions.

Two died in a Las Vegas Strip shooting stemming from a social media dispute, with suspect Manuel Ruiz surrendering to police. The incident was livestreamed.