Las Vegas veterinarian Dr. Shawn Frehner is missing; he faces allegations of animal abuse on a horse. Authorities and the Nevada Veterinary Board are investigating the incident.

Las Vegas police report a traffic collision on West Lone Mountain Road, marking the city's 50th traffic fatality of 2025, involving an impaired driver and a motorcyclist's death.

Police are searching for a suspect after a woman was fatally stabbed in North Las Vegas; she was declared dead on the scene. Witnesses are urged to contact authorities.

Nevada launches a campaign against distracted driving, with Henderson Police focusing on preventing phone use while driving under the Joining Forces initiative.

Henderson Police concluded a traffic campaign with 260 stops, resulting in 167 speeding citations, and funding from a federal grant for future safety initiatives.

A bicyclist died in Las Vegas after being hit by two vehicles; police say the drivers were not impaired and are investigating the 49th traffic-related fatality this year.

A suspect, Erick Tom Watkins, was killed by police in Bullhead City, AZ, after stealing a mail truck, abandoning it in Laughlin, and firing at officers.

Nye County authorities seized seven tigers from Karl Mitchell in Pahrump due to his lack of proper permits, leading to a brief detention. Mitchell, who considers the animals emotional support for PTSD, vows to reclaim them despite legal barriers.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a van in Las Vegas after a collision at Rainbow Blvd and Sahara Ave; the van driver fled, and police are investigating.

17-year-old dies a week after a head-on crash in East Las Vegas, marking the area's 47th traffic fatality of 2025.

Karl Mitchell was arrested after Nye County deputies seized seven tigers from his home in Pahrump, citing public safety and animal welfare violations.

Jasmine Bowen was arrested in Las Vegas for an alleged drug-related death in Indianapolis; she faces charges for supplying the lethal substances. Her arrest is part of larger efforts against overdose deaths.

Joel Vargas-Escobar, a high-ranking MS-13 gang leader, was arrested in Long Island for charges including racketeering conspiracy and murder-in-aid of racketeering.