A woman was found dead with a gunshot wound after a suspect crashed a vehicle during a police chase in Las Vegas. The male suspect is in custody as LVMPD investigates the incident.

Las Vegas police are searching for a metallic blue Nissan Maxima involved in a fatal hit-and-run on North Eastern Avenue. The female pedestrian died at UMC Trauma Center.

LVMPD SAR team rescued four stranded climbers from "Cat in the Hat" in Pine Creek Canyon, with successful airlift and subsequent rescues in the same area.

The North Las Vegas Police warn of scammers posing as bank employees, visiting homes to “collect” debit cards, and then draining bank accounts. They advise never giving out cards and to remain vigilant.

Las Vegas is set to experience the coldest airmass of the season with gusty north winds, especially along the Colorado River Valley. Officials advise preparation for winds of 25-40 mph and higher gusts.

Adolfo Orozco-Garcia, former Alpine Motel owner, has agreed to a plea deal over the 2019 Las Vegas fire that killed six, facing reduced potential jail time.

Nevada legislation aims to curb corporate buying of single-family homes, with State Senator Dina Neal proposing a cap of 100 home purchases per year by corporate investors to address housing affordability issues.

Las Vegas announces a $200 million transitional housing project, Campus for Hope, to address homelessness, with a joint investment from Nevada and private sector.

Visitors to Mt. Charleston are advised to prepare for outdoor activities despite low snowfall and are reminded of safety measures, parking regulations, and the availability of emergency resources.

Nevada State Police seek help via social media to find Claude Epperson, a sex offender violating lifetime supervision, and urge public tips to their email or call line.

Las Vegas is experiencing changes in traffic patterns due to the I-15 South Widening Project, leading to lane and ramp closures, and the introduction of Joey Bishop Drive to improve flow at the I-15/Tropicana Interchange.

The National Weather Service forecast indicates a cool, dry week for Las Vegas with strong gusts and potential for hazardous boating conditions early in the week, followed by a warming trend and a possibility of rain next weekend.

The North Las Vegas Police Department seized a significant amount of fentanyl and meth, highlighting their efforts on social media and providing public safety tips, including the use of Narcan for opioid overdoses.