Henderson authorities found a body in a search area for a missing person; early indications suggest no foul play. Identity and cause of death await confirmation.

Las Vegas police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run incident that occurred early on May 13 involving a Tesla Model Y. They're seeking public help to find the driver and are offering a reward for information.

Las Vegas is expected to see a return to normal weather with clear skies after morning showers, followed by a warming trend. Strong winds and potential rain are forecast for the weekend with some uncertainties in the system's impact.

Las Vegas Strip resorts face lawsuits alleging negligence over bedbug infestations that harmed guests. Luxor and Treasure Island are accused of not adequately addressing the issue, leading to medical issues for some visitors.

Police investigate a suspected murder-suicide involving a couple in their mid-60s at a Las Vegas mobile home park, as first responders found them dead.

Las Vegas police and citizens avert disaster by collaboratively apprehending a man causing a disturbance at a bus stop.

Las Vegas hosts a Walk of Honor on May 23 for residents to honor fallen military personnel, with flags, a speech by Major CJ Wilkinson, and candles provided while supplies last.

Clark County is in need of more foster homes, especially to keep sibling groups together, despite recent progress in increasing the number of foster beds available.

Commissioner Tick Segerblom will host a town hall on homelessness near Flamingo Road, with community stakeholders' input, at the Clark County Library on May 19.

Las Vegas winds are set to decrease, leading to cooler temperatures and potential isolated showers and thunderstorms. The National Weather Service predicts a calm before weather changes again later in the week.

A pedestrian was killed by a DUI suspect in a hit-and-run in west Las Vegas. The driver, Maurice Washington, was arrested upon returning to the scene.

One dead, another injured in high-speed rollover crash in North Las Vegas involving a black Mercedes-Benz SUV near Camino Al Norte and Edna Crane Avenue.

A judge ruled that ex-Las Vegas Aces player Dearica Hamby's lawsuit alleging discrimination can proceed against her former team, but dismissed claims against the WNBA.