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.

A high‑speed pursuit in southwest Las Vegas ended after a suspect carjacked a taxi; police tracked speeds over 100 mph and took one person into custody.

A 17-year-old was killed and a 19-year-old critically injured after a BMW left the roadway at Craig and Simmons in North Las Vegas; police have arrested the driver.

Police responded after reports of multiple shots near South Las Vegas Boulevard and Reno Avenue; no injured victims were located as detectives canvass the scene.

A pedestrian walking a dog was critically injured after a dark SUV struck them at Charleston and Mojave; LVMPD's Collision Investigation Section is asking for tips.

A doorbell camera captured a Las Vegas man spraying cats with Raid outside his apartment; he told a local station he "got afraid" and officials say they will review the footage.

Clark County’s coroner says homicides, drug fatalities and heat-related deaths fell in 2025 and launched a public dashboard showing the year’s case-level data. The figures come with caveats as investigations finish.

A pedestrian was killed Friday night on southbound Lamb Boulevard at Tonopah, prompting lane closures and renewing concerns about safety along the busy corridor.

A Las Vegas widow and granddaughter returned to the crash site and urged partygoers to plan safe rides ahead of Cinco de Mayo and Derby weekend after a 2024 DUI death.

The Nevada Department of Corrections has restricted Jon Ponder’s access to state prisons while it probes alleged misconduct. The move raises questions about the future of a high‑profile Las Vegas reentry program.

Police responded to a midday shooting near Arville and Sahara; Metro said no injuries were reported and detectives remained on scene. The investigation is active.

A federal judge vacated Rickie Slaughter’s conviction on March 3, setting off rallies and a fight between advocates and prosecutors over a retrial. The case now heads back to court as activists press for his release.