A police standoff with a felony suspect in Central Las Vegas resulted in road closures and the suspect's death from an apparent self-inflicted injury.

Las Vegas police used the Grappler device to successfully arrest a carjacking suspect wanted for attempted murder. The device safely stopped the fugitive's car.

Police arrested a student at Basic Academy in Henderson after finding a loaded gun on campus; no threats were made and the incident was handled efficiently.

Duane "Keefe D" Davis was sentenced to 16-40 months for a jail fight, with credit for 7 months served. He faces charges in Tupac Shakur's murder case. His murder trial is set for February 9, 2026.

Las Vegas police increase enforcement at 12 dangerous intersections to reduce traffic fatalities, with special attention to speed, impairment, and failure to yield.

Erick Rangel-Ibarra appeared in a Las Vegas court regarding the 2020 murder of Lesly Palacio after being extradited from Mexico, with discussions on legal representation ongoing.

Washoe County Deputy DA Kenneth Ching was arrested for open and gross lewdness, with the case now handled by the Carson City DA to avoid conflict of interest.

LVMPD Search and Rescue conducted two hiker rescues near Lee Canyon and Telephone Canyon on consecutive days, involving medical issues and hikers getting lost.

A Las Vegas man received a 47-year sentence for sexually exploiting a minor and possessing CSAM, with lifetime supervision after release and a fine for victim assistance.

NLVPD and LVMPD officers arrested a carjacking suspect and rescued a dog from a hot vehicle, showcasing both the dangerous and compassionate aspects of policing.

A two-alarm fire engulfed an apartment complex in Las Vegas; the cause is under investigation and no injuries reported yet. Red Cross is assisting residents.

Las Vegas police arrested 42 for DUI during a "DUI super blitz" over Labor Day weekend, with a total of 955 traffic stops and 631 citations. Additional arrests included one involving a gun recovery.

Online DMV services return in Nevada following a cyberattack, allowing residents to perform tasks like registration renewal and insurance verification despite continued office closures.