The Nevada Gaming Control Board proposes a $10.5 million fine against Resorts World Las Vegas for unsuitable operations, related to illegal bookmakers.

Cuban national Anoy Lopez-Bles, indicted for bank robbery with a fake gun, is to face trial on May 19. He has a history of felony convictions. If found guilty, he could face 20 years in federal prison.

Las Vegas man Francisco Iniguez faces federal charges for possessing 28 stolen firearms, with prior felonies barring gun ownership. Trial set for May 19, 2025.

A Southwest Airlines flight landed safely in Reno after a laptop battery caught fire, with no injuries reported and prompt evacuation of Flight 3077 passengers.

A motorcyclist died after colliding with an RTC bus in Las Vegas, marking the city's 37th traffic fatality in 2025. Both speed and a yellow signal contributed to the incident.

A father-son duo from Reno was indicted on human smuggling charges for allegedly running a smuggling operation linked to a transnational criminal organization.

A climber was rescued by LVMPD Search and Rescue after falling 20-30 feet in Juniper Canyon, sustaining a leg injury. Quick aid by fellow climbers and efficient SAR response, including air evacuation, led to the climber's hospitalization.

The LVMPD is probing an arson at a Tesla site where vehicles were torched and the property defaced; the attack may be connected to vandalism in other states.

A driver crashed his Mitsubishi Eclipse on East Pebble Road in Las Vegas, hitting a light pole and wall, and remains in critical condition. Police are investigating the cause.

Motorcyclist dies in Las Vegas crash after colliding with a Lincoln Navigator while running a red light; 36th traffic fatality in LVMPD's jurisdiction this year.

Two previously deported individuals with prior convictions face charges of illegal reentry into the U.S., with potential sentences up to 20 years in prison.

A man in Mohave Valley, Arizona, is charged with felony animal cruelty after allegedly attacking a pig with a machete, leading to the animal's euthanasia.

Nevada officials are looking into the illegal killing of a pregnant mule deer near Elko. The incident raises concerns about wildlife protection and poaching in the region, with authorities working to identify those responsible.