Fireworks send a predictable rush of lost pets to The Animal Foundation as Clark County advances plans and funding for a southwest animal resource center. Fee‑waived adoptions are scheduled to free up kennel space.

A Clark County jury convicted Aaron Ingram of first-degree murder after he represented himself at trial; jurors deliberated in under two hours and sentencing is pending.

Court documents say the man stabbed outside a Las Vegas sports park described his injuries as his "stomach was hanging out." The suspect is Marselles Brown, father of Jaylen Brown.

Nevada shipped about $1.7 billion in goods to Mexico in 2025, making Mexico the state’s top export destination and deepening trade ties across the border. The shift touches semiconductors, electrical gear and other manufactured products.

Lance Burton has reacquired his castle‑style Henderson estate and is reportedly under contract to sell it again. The off‑market move follows a foreclosure earlier this year.

Joel Ward was introduced as Henderson's head coach, becoming the AHL's second Black head coach. He says he'll prioritize player development and youth outreach.

A British tourist injured in a Sept. 17 skydiving crash near Jean has sued his instructor and the owner of the operation, alleging packing errors and negligent supervision. The complaint names multiple instructors and companies tied to the Skydive Las Vegas brand.

A motorcyclist was killed Monday morning after a collision with an SUV at S. Pecos and E. Russell; police closed the intersection while they investigated.

A fatal, multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 50 at Segale Road in Dayton closed the highway for hours; one person died and troopers are investigating.

Clear, breezy Sunday in Las Vegas with highs near 94°F and elevated fire danger. Heat climbs into the low triple digits by July 2–4.

Gusty southwest winds and patchy blowing dust will make driving tricky Saturday; a Wind Advisory runs through 5 AM PDT Sunday.

The Nevada Department of Corrections reported three inmate deaths in Las Vegas‑area facilities this month; autopsies have been requested while coroners investigate.

Superintendent Jhone Ebert recommended LVMPD Captain Jeff Clark as CCSD’s next chief of police. The pick would put a Metro veteran in charge of safety across 370+ schools.