The LVMPD Search and Rescue team found a missing hiker who had been lost for five hours near Fire Wave Trail, Valley of Fire, and successfully airlifted them to safety.

Las Vegas police are searching for a missing 16-year-old girl and have asked the public to share tips and video to help investigators locate her. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Metro or NCMEC immediately.

Las Vegas police responded to a hit-and-run involving a pickup truck and an SUV near Harry Reid International Airport, causing traffic disruptions. The SUV driver sustained minor injuries.

Palm Mortuary is interring 315 sets of cremated remains found scattered in the Nevada desert, following an ongoing investigation by the BLM. The origins of the remains are unclear.

Las Vegas police are searching for missing 56-year-old Crezette Harris-Shoulders, who may be in emotional distress.

Las Vegas ex-clerk Rainier Jefferson was sentenced to 18 years to life for second-degree murder and illegal gun possession after killing a woman over a stolen salad.

Inmate Dylan Walters was fatally stabbed at High Desert State Prison in Nevada, contributing to the state's prison system's highest death rate in four years.

Fire crews pulled a dog to safety after an early-morning apartment fire in northeast Las Vegas. No people were found inside and the cause is under investigation.

A woman was fatally shot near Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas; police are investigating and seeking information from witnesses or via Crime Stoppers.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Search and Rescue team conducted a recovery operation at Callville Bay near Las Vegas, alongside National Park Service staff.

Authorities are concerned for missing 17-year-old Abigail Prewitt from Oregon, possibly in Las Vegas, uncharacteristically out of touch for two months.

Las Vegas officials warn of a deceptive contractor targeting seniors, specifically veterans, accused of scamming two individuals out of $150,000 with subpar renovations.

A trademark fight between two nationally advertising lawyers has been resolved and the USPTO issued registrations for the disputed "One Call" slogans.