LVMPD investigates a suspicious death after a body with blunt force injuries was found on Paradise Road; identity and cause of death pending coroner's review.

Las Vegas hosted Humanitarian Day, offering goods like food and clothing, plus services such as mobile showers and healthcare, to help vulnerable residents prepare for higher temperatures.

Two cars collided in Las Vegas, causing non-fatal injuries to both drivers and a temporary road closure for investigation. The cause is still under investigation.

Las Vegas forecasts warmer than usual temperatures until midweek, followed by cooler, windier weather with a slight chance of rain in some areas. Travel at Harry Reid Airport should see no disruptions.

A semi-truck and motorcycle crash on Interstate 11 delayed traffic but the freeway has since reopened. Injured parties were hospitalized with critical injuries.

LVMPD is investigating an officer-involved fatal shooting on Allen Cove Court after a suicidal man, armed with a gun, ignored verbal commands and pointed the weapon at officers.

A Las Vegas casino patron won a $1.2 million jackpot on a $75 bet at The Venetian Resort, while another won over $700,000 on a $5 side bet in Texas Hold'em. Both opted for privacy.

President Trump's order to cut half of the Department of Education's workforce has caused unrest in Nevada, affecting educators and families, with concerns about funding for Pell grants, Title I, and special education.

"A Public Fit Theatre Company presents José Rivera's award-winning play at Charleston Heights Arts Center, featuring magical realism, mature themes, and performances through April."

Las Vegas expects a warm-up with temperatures 10-15 degrees above normal. Winds along the I-15 should cause temperature increases but will likely stay under 40 mph. An approaching shortwave will later bring more typical weather by the week's end.

A Las Vegas jury ruled Real Water, Inc. liable for $3.8 billion in damages for chemical contamination causing consumer health issues, including liver failure and autoimmune diseases.

A monolith with a QR code linked to a crypto site appeared at Seven Magic Mountains near Las Vegas and was quickly removed, signaling a possible publicity stunt.

A 24-year-old was shot dead marking Henderson's first homicide of the year. Damarea Ethridge, also 24, was arrested on open murder charges following the incident.