Two Las Vegas women are jailed in Miami-Dade after investigators say USPS packages carried nearly five pounds of meth from Nevada.

A child died after falling from a boat and being struck at Lake Powell near Page, Arizona. Officials are investigating the fatal boating accident.

David is an avid reader with dreams of Japan and a future protecting his community. Clark County is seeking a creative, supportive home where he can keep exploring.

Las Vegas Ballpark is bringing country music, mechanical bulls, $2 beers and baseball together for one western-themed Aviators game night.

Villa’s Tacos, the Bad Bunny-featured Los Angeles taqueria, is opening its first Las Vegas location at Durango on Aug. 15.

KXNT NewsRadio 840 will end its Las Vegas AM broadcast on September 1 after nearly four decades. Alan Stock’s local show is moving to KDWN 101.5 FM.

The ACLU says LVMPD demanded $6,811.33 for protest body-cam footage and then stopped responding. A lawsuit now challenges Metro’s public-records fees and policies.

Two defendants accused in a deadly 2021 Las Vegas robbery spree have pleaded guilty. One faces 35 years to life, while prosecutors will argue Carter’s sentence in October.

A broken AC can become a legal emergency in Las Vegas heat. Nevada renters have remedies, but the clock and paperwork matter.

One person died and two others were hospitalized after a car collided with a semi-truck near the Las Vegas Strip.

A 500-megawatt solar-and-storage project near Pahrump just cleared a major federal review hurdle, with Lombardo cheering it on and conservationists warning of desert impacts.

A flower theft allegedly ended with a deadly shooting near Jones and Upland. The accused gunman is due in court Friday.

A new federal framework will guide Colorado River operations at Lake Mead and Lake Powell through 2036, with major implications for Las Vegas’ water lifeline.