VP nominees Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance make final campaign stops in Las Vegas before the election, engaging voters with rallies and political events.

A Las Vegas house fire that killed four is deemed accidental. Smoke alarms helped two survive, leading to an urgent demolition of the unstable structure. The investigation continues with a call for public assistance.

Las Vegas police are investigating a truck-train collision that left an elderly man with neck pain and caused road closures and damage to nearby cars and fencing.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police is seeking a suspect in a September robbery after assaulting an employee and stealing merchandise on N. Las Vegas Boulevard.

Las Vegas is experiencing cooler than average temperatures with highs in the low 70s and morning lows in the upper 40s, with potential wind and showers this weekend.

The VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System is temporarily closing its operating rooms for upgrades, which has caused frustration among some veterans experiencing delays in their medical treatments.

The Vegas Justice League was awarded the Key to the Las Vegas Strip for assisting in solving nine cold cases, including identifying a 1994 murder suspect.

A Delta flight from Las Vegas aborted takeoff due to engine issues. All passengers deplaned safely; Delta is reaccommodating them. The FAA is investigating.

Lee Canyon is extending its mountain bike season into November and has opened a new trail featuring gap jumps and a wooden drop designed for expert riders.

UNLV Lady Rebels showcased their basketball prowess in an exhibition game with a 94-63 win over Point Loma, with six players scoring in double digits, ready to defend their title.

Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff is scheduled to speak at UNLV before Election Day to rally support for the Harris-Walz ticket, joined by Reverend Al Sharpton targeting voter turnout.

One person was hospitalized after a shooting in North Las Vegas following a dispute, possibly drug-related. No arrests have been made; investigation ongoing.

Human remains found near Hoover Dam in 2009 have been identified as those of Michigan man William Hietamaki, thanks to advancements in genetic testing provided by Othram Inc.