A climber was pulled off Mummy Mountain in a seven‑hour LVMPD rescue that used a three‑station lowering system and a titanium litter before transfer to a local hospital.

A 17-year-old was arrested after police say he fired multiple shots at his uncle in Bullhead City; a stray bullet entered a nearby home while children played.

Las Vegas police say a person was found dead on the 5000 block of East Lake Mead Boulevard; homicide detectives are seeking witnesses and video.

One person was arrested after shots were fired at Sheri's Ranch in Pahrump; deputies say no injuries were reported and the scene is secure.

A Las Vegas business owner was sentenced to 48 months after prosecutors say he bilked a food brokerage of nearly $4M using fake sales claims. The owner pleaded guilty to 10 wire-fraud counts.

A watchdog review found Clark County and LVMPD paid nearly $19 million in 2025 on settlements and attorneys’ fees, led by several multimillion‑dollar civil‑rights payouts.

A person suspected of a carjacking was arrested after a chase that ended near Nellis Boulevard and Cheyenne Avenue early Thursday. Officials say there were no crashes and the suspect was taken to a hospital for evaluation.

A North Las Vegas couple says a man crawled through their doggy door, stayed overnight and was arrested; police charged him with trespassing and burglary.

An RV hauling gasoline ignited on Sunset Road near Jones Boulevard Thursday evening, leaving the driver hospitalized with serious burns and closing eastbound lanes.

SWAT and crisis negotiators responded to a barricade in the 8200 block of Grand Canyon Drive after a person was injured; police are urging people to avoid the area.

A rollover on I-15 near milepost 132 north of Beaver killed one person and sent two others to the hospital, blocking southbound lanes and forcing a detour onto I-70.

A hostage scene at a south Las Vegas apartment left a 3‑year‑old dead and his father killed by police as investigators review bodycam footage and conflicting family accounts.

Clark County prosecutors dismissed assault charges Thursday in a Chinatown case that began with a 2022 karaoke-room stabbing and later involved a parking-garage shooting. The decision drew sharp reaction from the alleged victim's lawyer.