Diamante Burton, 25, was arrested by Henderson Police and the FBI CAT Team for a May 30 shooting following a large altercation, facing charges including attempted murder.

Antonio Nocerino has mutually parted ways with Las Vegas Lights FC; Giovanni Troise steps in as interim head coach.

The NWS forecasts rising temperatures and windy conditions in Las Vegas, with a potential peak of 108 degrees on Sunday and moderate HeatRisk. Elevated fire risk due to these conditions is also noted.

Two Las Vegas motorcycle crashes resulted in major head trauma for the riders; impairment's role is uncertain. Roads near Spring Mountain Road and Decatur Boulevard were closed during investigations.

Clark County FD responded to a fire at a Las Vegas mobile home park; no injuries reported. Suspect Juan Hurtado was later arrested, facing arson and other charges.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed Reba's Law, increasing penalties for animal cruelty to felony-level offenses after a case involving the death of an English bulldog named Reba.

Two people died and a child is critically injured after an SUV hit a power pole in northeast Las Vegas; the 36-year-old female driver was speeding and lost control.

Police investigate a decomposing body found in a Las Vegas apartment after reports of a foul smell. The death is unclassified, with the identity and cause pending investigation.

Union members in Las Vegas protested against ICE raids, even in extreme heat, emphasizing the importance of immigrant workers to the economy and challenging increased immigration enforcement and the potential use of the National Guard in Nevada.

Las Vegas forecast predicts warm, dry conditions with above-normal temperatures and afternoon breezes into early next week, despite a minor cooling trend and windy gusts up to 30 mph. Record heat is possible near historical highs.

Two died in a Las Vegas Strip shooting stemming from a social media dispute, with suspect Manuel Ruiz surrendering to police. The incident was livestreamed.

The LVMPD has warned of a scam involving fake DMV texts to steal personal info from Nevada residents, urging caution and not to share personal details.

Clark County officials launch a summer program for 12-18-year-olds combining education and recreation at Clark High School, with additional services for younger siblings and community resources.