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.

A woman was arrested for allegedly drugging and stealing over $130,000 from a man at Las Vegas's Fontainebleau. Identified as Chaunique Prentiss, she's charged with theft of watches, cash, and personal documents.

Las Vegas celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with "Food Truck Thursdays," offering Hispanic dishes, and a range of events including mariachi music and a Tamales and Mariachi Festival.

Harry Reid International Airport is running an FAA-mandated emergency drill with smoke and pyrotechnics involving “victims,” without affecting regular operations.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts thunderstorms and strong winds for the Mojave Desert area with a drier shift and increased fire risk as the week progresses.

A man from Nevada was convicted for defrauding banks of over $11 million in COVID-19 relief funds, using them for personal expenses. Sentencing is set for December 5.

A man died after being hit by an ambulance near Centennial Hills Hospital, marking Las Vegas' 102nd traffic fatality in 2024; the LVMPD is investigating the incident.

The Las Vegas area faces an extended excessive heat warning with hazy conditions due to wildfire smoke from the north, affecting air quality and visibility. Monsoonal moisture might bring slight cooling over the weekend.

A 19-year-old drowned at Lake Mead after slipping off an underwater shelf without a life vest. In a separate incident, a man survived a 50-foot cliff jump into the Colorado River.

Southern Nevada implements fall water restrictions until October 31, limiting spray irrigation to three days per week and drip watering to twice a week to save water. Fines for non-compliance can reach up to $5,000.