A motorcyclist in Las Vegas suffered serious injuries after a crash with a PT Cruiser. Police say the motorcyclist ran a stop sign before the collision.

Las Vegas police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near Tropicana and Koval. No officer injuries were reported, and the circumstances are under examination.

Adam Carter is in custody for an alleged stabbing on the Las Vegas Strip, facing attempted murder charges. The victim required emergency surgery. Carter admitted to using drugs and had an outstanding warrant. His court appearances are ongoing.

A CCSD employee was arrested for unlawful contact with a minor and placed on unpaid leave pending an investigation.

Henderson Police investigate a fatal motorcycle crash, considering speed and impairment as factors. The rider died at the scene; this marks the city's sixteenth traffic fatality of the year.

A student was arrested at a North Las Vegas middle school for bringing a gun, which was confiscated without incident. The principal urged safety discussions and promoted SafeVoice for reporting concerns.

Jose Soriano, arrested previously for a Las Vegas road rage incident, has been detained again in Virginia, awaiting extradition to face multiple charges.

Police investigate a murder-suicide that left two dead in Las Vegas's east valley, with local media reporting the sequence of events and ongoing investigation.

The DOJ awarded nearly $32 million in grants to support public safety and victim assistance in Nevada, with a range of beneficiaries across law enforcement, community programs, and victim services.

Two Las Vegas traffic incidents raise safety concerns: a pedestrian was critically injured by an SUV, and a driver crashed during a police chase on the same day.

A 13-year-old Arizona boy, Elijah Gumbus, has been missing for a month, last seen leaving a car wash. He may be in surrounding states and authorities urge the public to provide any information on his whereabouts.

The Boulder City Police Department warns locals about a scam related to the Art in the Park event, urging them not to send money to fraudulent solicitors.

Dr. William Alvear was sentenced to 27 months for illegally dispensing opioids after a conviction involving Hydrocodone and Alprazolam prescriptions for profit.