A driver injured in a Jan. 24 collision on East Pebble Road was later pronounced dead by the coroner. Metro's Collision Investigation Section is probing the crash.

San Diego's Pappalecco has opened at University Gateway near UNLV, serving gelato, panini and espresso with a planned April ribbon‑cutting and grand‑opening deal.

A Las Vegas man accepted a plea and was sentenced to eight to 20 years after a Feb. 9, 2025 shooting outside the Secret Lounge left a man dead.

An early heat surge will push Las Vegas into the 80s and likely the 90s by the weekend. Here are the forecasts and where to find cooling help.

A vehicle fleeing a reported domestic dispute crashed near West Desert Inn and South Decatur, involving about five vehicles; the suspect is in custody and injuries are unconfirmed.

Magic Johnson met with Gov. Joe Lombardo about a Las Vegas NBA expansion bid and a possible Strip arena-resort. His group is reportedly vetting sites and courting resort partners.

After nearly 11 years on the run, Swiss executive Martin Schlaepfer pleaded guilty in Las Vegas to a Malom Group securities fraud that cost investors roughly $6 million. Sentencing is set for June 9, 2026.

NDOC posted death notices for three inmates at Las Vegas‑area prisons and says autopsies have been requested while coroners investigate. Details remain limited.

An NRF report placed Las Vegas sixth among U.S. cities for organized retail crime, prompting local lawmakers and retailers to push for tougher enforcement and new legal tools.

CCSD opened Pre‑K enrollment for 2026‑27 with more than 14,000 seats across 600 programs. Families can submit the interest form now; lotteries and waitlists will decide placement.

A barricade near Lake Mead and Jones ended peacefully when negotiators coaxed a person out; Metro says one person is in custody and the investigation is ongoing.

The estate of Michael Shanon Jamieson sued The Venetian and SEMA, alleging staff blocked medical aid after he collapsed at a SEMA event and later died. The complaint says venue and convention personnel prevented trained responders from intervening.

Washoe County will temporarily oversee the Reno Police Department after Chief Kathryn Nance and five officers were placed on paid administrative leave. Officials say the step is to protect public safety while a state review proceeds.