Traffic safety advocates warn of the "100 Deadliest Days of Summer," showing rising roadway deaths in Nevada, with 133 fatalities this year, and concerns for new, young drivers.

A brush fire affected half an acre at Sunset Park, Nevada with no injuries or threats to structures; the fire is now contained. Fire crews are monitoring for flare-ups.

Motorcyclist dies in Las Vegas crash, marking the city's 69th traffic fatality in 2025; cause under investigation.

Las Vegas anticipates hot temperatures with a potential first 100F of the year, a slight chance of wind impacts, and a continued dry spell through the next week.

A fire in a Las Vegas residential garage displaced five people and caused significant damage, but no casualties were reported. Firefighters prevented the fire from spreading to the rest of the home.

North Las Vegas unveils new multiuse fields at Craig Ranch Regional Park, with a $23 million upgrade including six fields and extra parking, enhancing recreational and sports facilities for the community.

Michele Fiore remains suspended with pay as Justice of the Peace for Pahrump after a presidential pardon; ethical conduct issues persist despite her cleared charges.

Commissioner Justin Jones and the Clark County Fire Department host an open house at Fire Station 35 on May 23, offering tours, equipment demonstrations, and family-friendly activities.

A Las Vegas man, Anthony Valenzuela, was sentenced to over 12 years in prison for possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute and carrying a firearm.

The National Weather Service predicts a sharp rise in temperatures in Las Vegas with an 80% chance of hitting 100 degrees by Thursday and advising locals to increase hydration and cooling efforts.

Las Vegas is set for a windy weekend and a heat surge, with a wind advisory in effect today and temperatures likely to hit 100 degrees on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

A high-speed chase in Las Vegas led to the arrest of a suspect in a stolen vehicle after a coordinated effort involving aerial and K-9 units, with no reported injuries.

Southern Nevada honors fallen law enforcement officers with a memorial ceremony, featuring speeches, a 21-gun salute, and reading of names. A statue for fallen K-9 units is new this year.