Clark County will hold a remembrance event for road traffic victims on Monday, participating in the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

Las Vegas police investigate a small explosion near the convention center, with no injuries reported and traffic redirected during the ongoing investigation.

Clark County Family Services is running its 15th annual GIVE JOY Toy and Gift Card Drive for children in foster care, seeking donations to ensure holiday cheer for over 3,200 kids.

DieselCore, a diesel engine remanufacturer, plans to open a new facility in North Las Vegas, with tax abatements from the GOED and expectations to create 87 jobs and generate $7.2 million in new taxes.

Air Force veteran Edwin Santiago-Colon received a tiny home from a collaboration between Bay Law Injury Attorneys and high school students, symbolizing community support for veterans in Nevada.

A motorcyclist was injured in a Las Vegas crash; police are investigating the incident that involved excessive speed and a vehicle exiting a driveway.

UNLV and federal data show only tech workers have kept pace with inflation in Clark County, while the valley’s huge hospitality workforce still trails behind.

Former adult film star Devyn Michaels is on trial for the decapitation murder of the father of her children, Johnathan Willette, amid complex family relations.

A multi-car crash on I-11 near Rancho Drive caused significant delays in Downtown Las Vegas, with all lanes initially blocked before partial reopening. No injuries were reported.

A 53-year-old woman was fatally struck on Nellis Boulevard after being hit by two vehicles; Metro investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.

A plane carrying an instructor and student pilot made an emergency landing on I-15 near Las Vegas; no injuries were reported.

Las Vegas police identified remains found in 1970 as Anna Sylvia Just, a Canadian woman missing since 1968, ending a long-standing mystery with genetic genealogy.

The ACLU of Nevada is suing the federal government, challenging a policy that denies bond hearings to certain immigrants, arguing it violates rights and due process.