A suspect previously accused of lewdness is now alleged to have robbed and assaulted a woman at UNLV's Greenspun Hall. Authorities are seeking information leading to his capture.

The Boulder City Police Department alerts residents about a phone scam where fraudsters, pretending to be police officers, coerce victims into paying false fines to avoid arrest warrants or jury duty.

Interstate 15 was closed due to a fire from a semi-truck's lithium-ion batteries, causing traffic standstill and delays near the Nevada/California state line.

Las Vegas police are investigating a fatal shooting in central Las Vegas where a man was killed following an altercation with two individuals he did not recognize.

Fred Goldman files a $117 million creditor claim against O.J. Simpson's estate, seeking to collect on a 1997 wrongful death judgment, which has accrued interest over the years.

The Henderson Police arrested a suspect for repeatedly vandalizing a veteran's home, improving the veteran's sense of relief and highlighting community support.

A man is critically injured after being struck by a Hummer on S. Nellis Boulevard, Las Vegas; driver showed no impairment. The area was closed for investigation but has since reopened.

Michele Fiore, a former Las Vegas councilwoman, is suspended from her judicial role due to federal fraud charges over misused donations. She pleads not guilty and maintains her innocence.

Human remains found in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, with items linked to Marissa Hoffman, missing since July 14. Autopsy pending for identification. Investigation ongoing.

Fresh DNA evidence has led to the arrest of Ricky Lee Trader for the 2003 murder of Theresa Romano in Henderson, after years of unsolved investigation.

A suspect was arrested for a murder in Las Vegas following a woman's death resulting from a dispute and fall from an SUV. The LVMPD and FBI collaborative team is investigating.

West Nile Virus cases in Southern Nevada have risen to 14, with two horses being euthanized due to the infection, prompting health officials to emphasize preventive measures.

West Nile virus cases in Clark County, Nevada, have reached 14, with the virus found in mosquitoes across 44 zip codes, a significant increase from prior years.