Motorcyclist dies in Las Vegas crash, marking the city's 69th traffic fatality in 2025; cause under investigation.

Las Vegas anticipates hot temperatures with a potential first 100F of the year, a slight chance of wind impacts, and a continued dry spell through the next week.

A fire in a Las Vegas residential garage displaced five people and caused significant damage, but no casualties were reported. Firefighters prevented the fire from spreading to the rest of the home.

A fugitive was captured south of Las Vegas using The Grappler, a device to safely end vehicle chases, after evading law enforcement and shooting at deputies in Washington.

Clark County Fire Department provides safety tips for barbecue season, advising residents to grill safely by keeping equipment away from structures and not leaving it unattended.

North Las Vegas unveils new multiuse fields at Craig Ranch Regional Park, with a $23 million upgrade including six fields and extra parking, enhancing recreational and sports facilities for the community.

A deported Mexican national, Cristian Alberto Nunez-Hipolito, was sentenced again for illegal reentry into the US, facing 17 months and supervised release.

Nevada leaders debate education reform, with Democrats seeking increased accountability and local control over charter schools, and the Republican Governor advocating for school choice and charter conversions for failing schools.

The Backstreet Boys add three final shows to their "Into The Millennium" Vegas residency at the Sphere, with tickets for the August 2025 events available from May 8.

Las Vegas authorities are set to clear homeless encampments from the Flamingo Wash as part of a $15 million improvement project, prompting health and safety concerns as well as resident fears of displacement effects.

Las Vegas expects high temperatures near 100°F, with increased afternoon breezes. No severe winds or advisories are anticipated, and aviation operations will continue with clear skies.

Michele Fiore remains suspended with pay as Justice of the Peace for Pahrump after a presidential pardon; ethical conduct issues persist despite her cleared charges.

Parents volunteer as crossing guards near a Las Vegas high school after a student's death, advocating for safer streets amidst challenges and slow city response.