A shooting near Craig Road and Nellis Boulevard left one person injured and another detained, police say. Investigators are still working to determine what happened.

Arrest documents say a North Las Vegas father threatened his 10‑month‑old before police traced him and recovered the child unharmed. The man faces kidnapping charges.

A prayer ceremony and butterfly release honored Briana Flowers, who was killed in a Jan. 28 double homicide; police say the investigation is ongoing.

A Las Vegas man with multiple drug convictions was arrested and federally charged with illegally reentering the U.S., authorities say.

A 44-year-old Henderson rider died after his motorcycle crashed on Northshore Road. Nevada State Police say speed was a factor and the Major Incident Reconstruction Team is investigating.

Las Vegas police have asked the Nevada Supreme Court to block a Justice Court order after refusing to release a suspect to high‑level electronic monitoring.

A red dirt bike kept in memory of a man killed in a 2022 crash was taken from a Southwest Valley garage on March 10. The family is asking anyone with tips to contact police.

Las Vegas Metro declined to free a repeat offender ordered released on ankle monitoring, touching off a court fight over who controls pretrial release. The dispute pits public‑safety concerns against a judge’s order.

A bicyclist was struck and killed on Rancho Drive at Sunset Drive, shutting southbound lanes and prompting a police investigation.

A longtime CCSD fifth‑grade teacher was arrested following an investigation at Wing and Lilly Fong Elementary. A justice‑court hearing is scheduled for Saturday morning.

Manuel 'Sin City Manny' Ruiz is seeking release on a $100,000 bail bond after being indicted in the livestreamed Bellagio‑fountains killings. A March 19 hearing will weigh the defense's PTSD and 'panicked' claim against prosecutors' evidence.

Las Vegas police are monitoring social posts that promise “takeover” gatherings at Sky Zone and Fashion Show Las Vegas; authorities plan mitigation and ask the public to report suspicious activity.

ASU researchers and Southern Nevada task‑force leaders showed lawmakers a short list of hotel red flags and pushed for hospitality training to help spot trafficking.