Nevada State Police arrested three men after April search warrants tied to a Dec. 6 street‑takeover shooting on I‑15 near Apex; a rifle was recovered and the victim was wounded.

A crash on U.S. 50 near River Boat Road in Dayton killed one person and forced the highway to close for hours, officials say. Troopers are investigating.

A judge found Marketta Phillips incompetent to stand trial in the 2025 stabbing death of 3‑year‑old Journei, pausing the murder case while she receives treatment.

Las Vegas police are investigating a Friday-night homicide near Boulder Highway and Missouri Avenue. Details remain limited as investigators work the scene.

Justice Court leaders say they won’t revive the Resort Corridor Court that barred people from the Strip. The fight over safety, costs and civil liberties continues.

Teamsters Local 631 members have been picketing Rinker Materials in Henderson over a proposed switch from union health and pension plans; the union is also seeking a 9% raise.

More than 400 Southern Nevada households were notified that Emergency Housing Voucher funding is expected to end in December. Local officials say they have begun transition planning to prevent gaps in rental aid.

Cherry Development will divert $200 a month from participating renters into a down-payment account accessible after 12 months; the funds must be used locally and are capped after two years.

Yavapai County deputies say a Las Vegas woman was driving on meth with three children on I‑40 near Ash Fork; deputies found meth and booked her on child‑abuse and drug charges.

The free Las Vegas Bluegrass Festival returns to Centennial Hills Park tomorrow with Sierra Hull headlining. Expect live bluegrass, an artisan market and family activities.

A late‑season storm will bring snow and high winds to the eastern Sierra slopes of Inyo County from Friday night through Sunday; high passes could see hazardous travel.

A crash at Decatur and Twain in Las Vegas' Chinatown left a man with life‑threatening injuries and shut lanes while Metro investigators worked the scene.

Nevada’s high court heard argument April 9 over a 1985 parental‑notification law; justices took the case under submission after pressing lawyers on how the statute would work.