The LVMPD Search and Rescue performed a hoist extraction for a climber with an ankle injury at Red Springs, with AIR1 aiding the successful operation.

Davieon Rowe was arrested by U.S. Marshals in Nevada for allegedly buying 40 firearms for a gang, facing charges of conspiracy and aiding and abetting.

North Las Vegas Police seek help finding missing man Herman Clemons, last seen on East Carey Avenue, described as 5'8", with brown eyes, weighing 130 pounds.

The Mineral County Sheriff accused the Nevada State Police of failing to respond to violent crimes, citing a highway shooting incident as an example. The NSP acknowledged resource constraints but emphasized their commitment to public safety.

Teen Jesus Ayala, charged with killing a retired officer in a hit-and-run, has been found competent for trial after initially being deemed incompetent in October 2024.

A car hit a pedestrian in east Las Vegas; the victim had non-life-threatening injuries and the driver showed no signs of impairment. Roads reopened after police investigated.

Idriss Qibaa from Las Vegas pleads guilty to multiple charges, including extortion and stalking, involving threats and demanding $200,000. Sentencing is set for May 2025.

A firearm found at Thomas Williams Elementary led to a safety review, with the weapon quickly confiscated, no injuries reported, and an ongoing investigation by the Clark County School District Police.

The Henderson Police are seeking information on two suspects involved in armed robbery incidents on April 18, 2024, and have released surveillance photos to aid the search.

Three members of a meth trafficking ring in Reno were sentenced for distributing over 33 kilograms after pleading guilty. They received prison terms ranging from 30 to 41 months for their roles in the operation.

William Costa was arrested for kidnapping Las Vegas business owner Larry Gilmore after Gilmore discovered Costa's wife embezzled $20 million from his company.

A judge ruled in favor of the Las Vegas Athletic Club in a court case regarding the requirement of lifeguards at their gym pools, after a drowning incident.

Las Vegas police linked Dandre Owens to two murders using the same weapon—one on the Strip and another in the desert. Owens allegedly lured Edward Kukish to the desert with a job ad before killing him.