Dry, windy conditions in southern Nevada and northwestern Arizona prompt a Red Flag Warning due to wildfire risk; heat concerns also rise as temperatures are expected to soar.

A small fire on South Las Vegas Blvd caused by misused fireworks was quickly extinguished with no reported injuries.

LVMPD seeks public help in a Las Vegas Boulevard homicide case, urging evidence sharing, offering contacts, and underscoring the city's challenge with violence.

Catherine Godenzi accidentally struck and killed John Godenzi, 73, while reversing her car in a Las Vegas community; he died from his injuries two days later.

NDOT announces overnight lane and ramp closures in Las Vegas for a sign replacement project, including I-515 changing to I-11 markers. Drivers advised to plan for detours and use caution.

Lane reductions on I-215 in Las Vegas for a pavement project from June 15-19, including overnight and ramp closures; completion expected by winter 2025.

Extreme heat and wildfire risks are forecasted for the Desert Southwest, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect for Las Vegas. Residents are advised to prepare for heat and possible gusty winds that could increase fire danger.

The City of Boulder City announced a reconstruction project for Nevada Way, with upgrades and parking changes set for summer 2025, focusing on traffic safety, accessibility, and local business support.

A Mexican national with prior deportations was sentenced to 10 years for fentanyl trafficking after a guilty plea in Nevada, Colorado, and California.

LVMPD reminds the public of protest rules, highlighting the right to peaceful protests while warning against violence and illegal activities. Residents are encouraged to visit their website for safety tips and guidelines.

Two YouTubers, Rodney and Tanisha Finley, were shot and killed by suspect Manuel Ruiz, following a social media feud, outside the Bellagio in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas faces an Extreme Heat Warning with temperatures up to 106 degrees, prompting the National Weather Service to advise on staying hydrated and avoiding peak heat hours due to health risks.

Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada set a state record by vetoing 162 bills, including those on election reforms and family leave, surpassing the previous record held by former Gov. Brian Sandoval.