A pedestrian died from injuries after being hit by a car in Las Vegas, marking the area's 13th traffic fatality of the year. The incident is under investigation.

Whitney Mesa BMX track in Henderson has been recognized as the nation's fastest by USA BMX, and will host the Gold Cup Qualifier Triple race on January 25.

Las Vegas is expecting its first significant winter weather event with light rain, mountain snow, and cooler temperatures, as per the NWS. Travel may be affected due to snow.

John Spytek is set to become the new general manager of the Las Vegas Raiders, with plans to seek a new head coach and address the team's roster needs.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department rolled out Homeless Compstat, aiming to enhance collaboration in addressing homelessness, and praised community partners and individuals aiding the cause.

LVMPD will not enforce immigration violations but will refer such cases to ICE, focusing on building community trust while cooperating on matters of transnational crime and terrorism.

Las Vegas forecast: cool, quiet weather with gusty winds through Thursday; weekend may bring first widespread precipitation of the year with potential snow at higher elevations.

A fire at Villa Del Sol Apartments in Las Vegas left eight units unlivable, displacing residents. The cause is under investigation; the Red Cross is aiding those affected. No injuries reported.

Las Vegas announces a $200 million transitional housing project, Campus for Hope, to address homelessness, with a joint investment from Nevada and private sector.

Visitors to Mt. Charleston are advised to prepare for outdoor activities despite low snowfall and are reminded of safety measures, parking regulations, and the availability of emergency resources.

Las Vegas is experiencing changes in traffic patterns due to the I-15 South Widening Project, leading to lane and ramp closures, and the introduction of Joey Bishop Drive to improve flow at the I-15/Tropicana Interchange.

Clark County is hosting "Missing in Nevada Day" on February 1, 2025, to support families of missing persons by collecting DNA and other identifying information.

The LVMPD warns against a scam where individuals posing as bank employees call residents about suspicious charges and then visit their homes to "collect" debit cards, resulting in unauthorized withdrawals.