A pedestrian, Shawn Robert Saenz, was killed on I-15 by a semi-truck; the driver attempted to swerve but could not avoid the collision. The incident is part of a rising number of fatalities on Nevada roads.

A motorcyclist in Las Vegas suffered serious injuries after a crash with a PT Cruiser. Police say the motorcyclist ran a stop sign before the collision.

Continued unseasonably warm weather is expected in Las Vegas, with a marginal cooling trend forecasted but still above-normal temperatures looming, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Clark County School District is facing an estimated $20 million deficit, with potential staff cuts and spending reductions looming. Increased litigation and cybersecurity expenses have contributed to the shortfall.

Las Vegas police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near Tropicana and Koval. No officer injuries were reported, and the circumstances are under examination.

Adam Carter is in custody for an alleged stabbing on the Las Vegas Strip, facing attempted murder charges. The victim required emergency surgery. Carter admitted to using drugs and had an outstanding warrant. His court appearances are ongoing.

A CCSD employee was arrested for unlawful contact with a minor and placed on unpaid leave pending an investigation.

Michele Fiore, a former Las Vegas councilwoman, was found guilty on all counts of wire fraud for misusing funds intended for fallen police officer memorials.

Henderson Police investigate a fatal motorcycle crash, considering speed and impairment as factors. The rider died at the scene; this marks the city's sixteenth traffic fatality of the year.

NDOT announces weekend closure of southbound I-15 in Las Vegas for paving operations, with advised detours and real-time updates available via their app, social media, and hotline.

Las Vegas faces extreme heat with the potential to tie its latest 100-degree day on record, as high pressure ensures hot conditions persist, according to the National Weather Service.

The Department of Justice awarded over $16 million in grants to support victims of gender-based violence in Nevada, reinforcing national strategies against such violence.

Las Vegas residents panic buy essentials due to an East Coast dock worker strike, but experts urge calm, noting domestic toilet paper production and existing supplies could mitigate immediate shortages.