Las Vegas is already in the 80s and will spike to about 110°F midweek. Cooling stations are open across Clark County.

Police say a man was shot after going to his ex‑girlfriend’s house near Lake Mead Boulevard; homicide detectives are investigating. Authorities have detained people at the scene.

A 42-year-old man was critically injured on East Flamingo near Topaz and is in the ICU. Las Vegas Metro detectives are investigating the collision.

A two-vehicle crash at Tropicana and Tamarus in central Las Vegas killed one person and left another hospitalized early Saturday. Police have closed the intersection while LVMPD investigates.

Shaun Joseph Benward, banned from 17 Nevada casinos, appeared in Tahoe Township court while prosecutors sorted detainers and multi‑state warrants.

Ed Sheeran kicked off his LOOP Tour in Glendale, launching a 27‑date North American stadium run that finishes in Tampa. Rotating openers and ticket options vary by city.

A motorcyclist was critically injured Saturday at S. Decatur Boulevard and Alta Drive in Las Vegas; police closed the intersection during an investigation.

Nevada regulators arrested a suspect and allege an organized scheme to profit from prop bets tied to a Fresno State player’s performance during the 2024–25 season.

Clear skies and 82°F this morning. Expect highs of 108–110°F through midweek with little overnight relief.

Metro police and SWAT responded to a barricade in east Las Vegas after a reported shooting. Vegas Valley Drive near Mountain Vista was closed as officers investigated.

Seven men were arrested in Las Vegas after coordinated federal and local raids tied to fraudulent COVID‑19 loan applications. Prosecutors say the investigation is ongoing.

A Clark County jury found Jesus Barraza guilty of reckless driving resulting in death after his truck struck 17‑year‑old Devin Heath; prosecutors pointed to vehicle data showing 73 mph in a 30‑mph zone.

The state commission says Nevada is about $3,663 per student behind the U.S. average and sketched a 10‑year plan that would require roughly $190M a year. Lawmakers face hard choices on revenue as districts warn staff and programs are already at risk.