Lequan Harrison, a Las Vegas teen, was arrested at school for the murder of Angel Solis during a supposed marijuana deal. He's charged with open murder and gun discharging.

Retired Las Vegas sergeant Sean Lucero faces charges for stealing thousands during massage parlor raids. He admitted to the thefts after an internal probe linked ATM deposits to missing funds.

The Raiders will face the Browns without key players including Maxx Crosby and Davante Adams due to injuries. Other team members are also sidelined for various reasons.

A homeowner in Spring Valley fatally shot a male intruder; police are investigating but do not anticipate arrests at this time. The Clark County district attorney will review the case.

Ferraro's Ristorante has sued the Las Vegas Grand Prix and Formula 1 for "irreparable harm", joining other businesses in legal action over the event's disruption.

Invitation Homes agreed to a $48 million settlement with the FTC over deceptive fee practices, with no admission of wrongdoing but a pledge for clearer pricing and deposit policies.

Project REAL faces turmoil as ex-director Thomas Kovach Jr. is charged with stealing nearly $350k from a police foundation, negatively impacting the nonprofit's image and operations.

A fatal shooting in Henderson occurred after a confrontation, and police are now investigating the city's sixth homicide of the year. The shooter cooperated with law enforcement at the scene.

Las Vegas anticipates unusually high temperatures due to a high-pressure system, with clear skies and light breezes expected. The National Weather Service forecasts potential 100-degree readings midweek.

Nevada State Police seek information on fugitive Mario Delara, with potential locations being Las Vegas or Sinaloa, Mexico. Tips are confidential and can be shared via phone or email.

Las Vegas' Visions Park initiative breaks ground to provide affordable housing tailored to the visually impaired, featuring specialized amenities for accessibility and convenience.

Jason Goudie, the CCSD's deputy superintendent of business administration, has resigned, and Diane Bartholomew steps in temporarily. This follows other leadership changes within the district.

A Nevada bill seeks to mandate energy companies to report monthly on power disconnection data, including demographics and locations of those affected.