The North Las Vegas Police warn of scammers posing as bank employees, visiting homes to “collect” debit cards, and then draining bank accounts. They advise never giving out cards and to remain vigilant.

Adolfo Orozco-Garcia, former Alpine Motel owner, has agreed to a plea deal over the 2019 Las Vegas fire that killed six, facing reduced potential jail time.

Nevada State Police seek help via social media to find Claude Epperson, a sex offender violating lifetime supervision, and urge public tips to their email or call line.

The North Las Vegas Police Department seized a significant amount of fentanyl and meth, highlighting their efforts on social media and providing public safety tips, including the use of Narcan for opioid overdoses.

A pedestrian in Las Vegas died after a hit-and-run near Owens Avenue. The suspect vehicle was found, and 57-year-old Kurt Hatter was arrested and charged with the crime.

A car hit another vehicle, then crashed into a bus stop and caught fire in west Las Vegas; two occupants escaped with minor injuries, no one at the bus stop was hurt. The investigation is ongoing.

A Las Vegas collision between a Sienna and a Ram on Nellis Boulevard has resulted in a 64-year-old man's death and DUI charges against the 53-year-old Ram driver.

LVMPD SAR team completed intensive training for managing critically injured patients in high-stakes scenarios, including a high-risk warrant simulation.

A search and rescue operation was conducted by LVMPD SAR after an ATV accident in the Virgin Mountains, resulting in one rider stranded and another airlifted to a hospital for treatment.

Las Vegas teacher Danielle Wolf was arrested on drug charges while working at Berkeley L. Bunker Elementary School.

A Henderson police sergeant required 11 staples after an altercation with a suspect who is now charged with multiple offenses, including attempted murder.

The LVMPD warns against a scam where individuals posing as bank employees call residents about suspicious charges and then visit their homes to "collect" debit cards, resulting in unauthorized withdrawals.

Henderson Police enforce a traffic initiative against speeding until January 31st, 2025, aiming to improve road safety and reduce fatalities using a $179,000 grant.