New DNA matches and a new podcast season are drawing alleged mob‑linked names into the 1964 Michael Reese Hospital baby kidnapping. Investigators say archival files and genealogical leads deserve a fresh look.

A Las Vegas driver is set to be sentenced Thursday in connection with a September crash that killed a pregnant woman’s unborn baby and injured others. The hearing follows months of investigations and court appearances.

LVMPD’s Northwest Area Command posted a suspect description after vehicle break-ins in northwest Las Vegas. Tip lines and a case reference were listed for witnesses.

A stolen vehicle fleeing police struck a bus stop near Bonanza and Eastern Wednesday morning, injuring a bystander and prompting Metro to detain two people.

A convicted former Las Vegas sergeant was moved to an out‑of‑state prison after a 4–10 year sentence tied to fake arrests and child‑sex‑material charges.

North Las Vegas crews fought an electric delivery van blaze this week; officials warn lithium-ion batteries can reignite and release toxic gases.

Surveillance shows a man who lunged at a loss-prevention guard before fleeing with merchandise on March 25; Las Vegas police released images and are asking for tips.

A stolen-vehicle chase that ended at Flamingo Road and Las Vegas Boulevard prompted a heavy police response near the Strip; police say suspects were later taken into custody.

After noticing missing food and moved chairs, a Searcy family discovered a 41-year-old man hiding in a storage closet beneath their basement stairs. Deputies arrested him on burglary and theft charges.

Police searched the east valley after a carjacking suspect crashed a stolen vehicle at Oakey Boulevard and Eastern Avenue early Monday; one driver had minor injuries. The suspect fled on foot and remains at large as detectives investigate.

A man tried to rob the Wells Fargo at 1411 W. Sunset Road on April 14; no injuries were reported. Henderson police are asking anyone with video or tips to call 702‑267‑4763.

Clark County School District lost roughly $1.4 million through a July‑2022 business‑email compromise. Investigators say the money moved through U.S. accounts and into cryptocurrency.

Three people were wounded near the Doolittle Park basketball courts Saturday; police say injuries were non-life-threatening and the investigation is ongoing.