Las Vegas Metro investigators blocked off downtown near Stewart and North 3rd after a homicide; police urged people to avoid the area while detectives worked.

Las Vegas police say a man was found stabbed on a sidewalk near Paradise Road and Twain on Feb. 5. Homicide detectives are investigating and seeking tips.

Gov. Joe Lombardo will ceremonially sign Assembly Bill 4 in Las Vegas Friday with state and local law‑enforcement leaders on hand. The package includes controversial Strip‑corridor changes that have drawn criticism.

Closing arguments wrapped Thursday in Anthony Newton’s death‑penalty trial in Las Vegas; jurors now deliberate whether he killed and dismembered Cesar Molina. The verdict will determine whether the case moves to a penalty phase.

FBI Las Vegas reshared a Most Wanted bulletin seeking tips in a D.C.-area hotel rapist cold case. The FBI lists a $5,000 reward and investigators say DNA links several assaults.

Homicide detectives are investigating after a man was found fatally wounded east of the Las Vegas Strip; police say no suspect is in custody.

A motorcyclist died after a collision with a pickup at Russell Road and Stephanie Street Wednesday night. Police closed nearby lanes while they investigated.

A Henderson man alleges an officer tackled and punched him while he picked up discarded cans near Valley View Recreation Center; the suit lists broken bones and torn tendons.

Nevada Consumer Affairs has opened a probe into MV Realty after reports that the firm's "Homeowner Benefit" deals may have placed 40‑year liens on hundreds of Nevada homes.

LVMPD says officers will run a valleywide Super Bowl DUI blitz this Sunday and warned 'Drive sober or you will go to jail.'

A motorcyclist died Tuesday in a crash at the I‑11/Boulder Highway interchange that closed the roadway in both directions. Officials urged drivers to use alternate routes as investigators worked the scene.

New DOJ files and FBI memos have reignited calls in Las Vegas for MGM and state regulators to end David Copperfield’s MGM Grand residency.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Nevada warned Las Vegas residents that buying guns for people who are barred from owning them can be a federal crime with steep penalties. The reminder comes amid federal enforcement of straw‑purchase networks.