An 80-year-old man hit three pedestrians in Las Vegas, fled the scene, and was later arrested. Two victims are critical; one was released from the hospital.

Contract negotiations between Henderson police unions and the city have stalled, leading to arbitration. The unions accuse the city of defunding police, while the city claims its pay proposal was competitive.

Reno Police released bodycam footage of a July shooting at Grand Sierra Resort, showing the response to gunman Dakota Hawver, who killed three before being fatally shot by police.

CCSD rehires former Rancho High principal as superintendent despite questions over her handling of student Jonathan Lewis Jr.'s fatal beating aftermath.

The Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is replacing live dealer table games with an all-electronic setup, with staff offered jobs at affiliated venues.

Las Vegas launches a $10 million BioHealth Innovation Challenge to develop a biosciences incubator lab, marking the city's ambitious pivot from entertainment hub to biotech powerhouse.

Las Vegas stargazers will face a unique challenge this week as the peak Perseid meteor shower competes with an 84% bright moon and city lights.

Body camera footage shows a Nye County deputy fatally shooting an armed man, Troy Plascencia, who approached the deputy with a machete despite commands to stop.

The FBI dismissed Special Agent in Charge Spencer Evans, which his lawyer decried, hinting at legal action over the alleged unfair termination related to COVID-19 protocols.

The $1.75 billion Las Vegas Athletics stadium project is creating investment opportunities for publicly traded companies including Bally's Corp, Gaming & Leisure Properties, Aramark, and MGM Resorts.

Las Vegas police seek two suspects involved in an armed robbery near West Sahara Avenue and South Valley Boulevard, with distinct age and clothing descriptions.

Curacao department store launches free delivery program for Latino families afraid to shop amid heightened ICE enforcement. Local businesses report 80% sales drop as community fears keep customers home.

Lane closures and ramp shutdowns on I-215 near Las Vegas are expected due to the NDOT's pavement preservation project, including overnight work and potential disruptions to traffic.