A high-speed collision at East Lake Mead and Walnut sent five people to the hospital; the Infiniti driver was booked in absentia on reckless-driving and child-abuse charges.

Hot, dry winds in the Ely District have created critical fire weather and sparked multiple wildfires near Caliente, with smoke visible across Lincoln County.

Federal prosecutors say a registered sex offender pleaded guilty in Las Vegas to distributing and possessing child sexual abuse materials. The announcement credited FBI Las Vegas and LVMPD.

South Point is converting its Silverado Lounge into a PBR‑themed bar with 24/7 event coverage, rider meet‑and‑greets and western‑themed cocktails.

Clark County secured roughly $8.5M in HUD funds to expand youth housing, but local providers say the award will house only a small group while statewide shortages persist.

Nevada seismologists say federal funding and a new implementation plan with the USGS could bring ShakeAlert statewide, giving residents seconds of warning before shaking arrives.

Liberty High alum Joshua Jefferson was taken late in the first round by the Brooklyn Nets after a standout, consensus All‑American season at Iowa State.

A Clark County judge has ordered a retrial in Allie Mead’s lawsuit against General Motors after attorneys argued trial missteps compromised the verdict. The move revives claims over whether a lap-only belt caused her injuries.

A Las Vegas man pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 2024 Summerlin shooting that killed his neighbor. Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 29, 2026.

A Las Vegas family returned from a long‑planned trip to find their home gutted and two dogs killed in a fire investigators say may have started with a recalled battery pack.

Alpha Kappa Alpha will bring roughly 27,000 members to Las Vegas July 18–24 for the 72nd Boule, a projected $75M economic boost that includes a major hunger‑relief effort.

One person was found dead in a car and another taken to a hospital Monday near East Carey Avenue and Kenneth Road; detectives are investigating.

A federal judge sentenced Ky'von Payne to 30 months after he admitted to trafficking 35 stolen firearms found with dealer tags in a North Las Vegas residence.