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Las Vegas police are searching for three women, one pregnant, linked to a Meadows Mall robbery. They urge public assistance and offer a reward for tips leading to an arrest.
Police are seeking a woman and vehicles linked to a Southwest Las Vegas shooting where 28 casings were found; no injuries reported. Public assistance is requested.
Governor Lombardo of Nevada has stated that no state financial data was compromised in a recent cyberattack. Recovery efforts are ongoing, with DMV services resuming soon.
A CCSD band teacher, Cole Horton, was arrested for an alleged inappropriate relationship with a student at Basic Academy. He's on paid leave during the investigation.
A Salvadoran man with prior felonies was sentenced to 15 months in prison for illegally reentering the U.S. and will be deported again after serving his term.
A pedestrian died after being hit by a speeding car driven by 21-year-old Parker Carreras in east Las Vegas. Carreras was arrested for reckless driving resulting in death.
Over 100 guinea pigs were rescued from a hoarding case in Las Vegas by the Nevada SPCA and other organizations, including newborns and injured animals.
The NPS is searching for Guy Miranda, suspect in a violent incident at Las Vegas Bay Campground, considered armed and dangerous. Public assistance is requested.
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.
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