The District of Nevada U.S. Attorney’s Office continues prosecution during a government shutdown, handling cases from investment fraud to drug trafficking.

A Las Vegas judge has refused to dismiss the indictment of Israeli official Tom Alexandrovich for charges related to a child sex sting, despite defense challenges questioning the grand jury process.

A Clark County grand jury has indicted a Las Vegas man in the June killing of Winston Ricketts, who was found shot in the Sloan desert. Prosecutors say an anonymous tip and court filings helped build the case.

A Las Vegas mother sued CCSD, saying footage shows a Red Rock Elementary aide throwing dirt at and slamming her 10‑year‑old autistic son and seeking damages.

NLVPD urges safer road habits after a motorcycle and vehicle near-miss, emphasizing visibility for riders and awareness for drivers to prevent accidents.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a car in east Las Vegas; police noted the victim was not in a crosswalk and the driver, who stayed on scene, was not impaired.

Police responded to a carjacking in Las Vegas, leading to a knife-wielding suspect being shot in the fifth LVMPD officer-involved shooting of the year.

Las Vegas family mourns their dog killed in a hit-and-run; they seek information on the driver responsible for the tragedy that also injured the pet's owner.

Las Vegas SAR team rescued four climbers stranded in Red Rock's Juniper Canyon during unexpected harsh weather using a helicopter for a night-time operation.

The Las Vegas Police released body-cam footage of the aftermath of a road-rage shooting that killed 11-year-old Brandon Dominguez-Chavarria. Tyler Matthew Johns faces an open murder charge.

A Friday evening crash in southwest Las Vegas left one person with life‑threatening injuries; police say impairment is not suspected and the investigation is ongoing.

R.C. Crutcher was convicted of witness tampering by a federal jury, facing up to 20 years in prison. He was found guilty of instructing his mother to influence a victim's testimony. His sentencing is scheduled for February 24, 2026.

A Las Vegas home‑health executive was sentenced to 40 months and ordered to pay roughly $13.5 million after a jury found he led a nurse wage‑fixing conspiracy.