Frederick Lee Blanche Jr. is the suspect in a Las Vegas shooting that killed a woman and critically injured a man. He was arrested in Arizona and will be extradited.

A pedestrian sustained critical injuries after being hit by a Toyota Camry in Las Vegas. The driver was not impaired and cooperated with the LVMPD's investigation.

A man died in a Las Vegas DUI-related crash after a Toyota ran a red light and hit a Geo Metro. The impaired Toyota driver was arrested; it's the 91st traffic fatality for LVMPD in 2024.

A male pedestrian in a motorized wheelchair was killed by a Lexus on Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas, raising this year's traffic fatalities to 90. The driver cooperated with police, showing no impairment.

Authorities in North Las Vegas are looking for 39-year-old Timothy Chow, last seen near Nellis Air Force Base, driving a white Chevrolet pickup with Florida plates.

Las Vegas faces potential record-tying heat with a forecast of 114 degrees and an Excessive Heat Warning in effect. Severe thunderstorms are also predicted, posing dangers especially for boaters.

Canadian mining company Rover Critical Minerals explores lithium mining in Amargosa Valley, Nevada, worrying residents about potential water scarcity and environmental impacts.

The "Justice for Reba" group is seeking stricter animal welfare laws in Nevada after a dog died from neglect, pushing for "Reba's Bill" and offering a $25,000 reward for information on the perpetrator.

Clark County commissioners will debate an ordinance to reduce the distance between alcohol vendors and places of worship or education from 1,500 feet to 500 feet, raising concerns among community leaders.

Las Vegas requires microchipping for pets over four months; nearly 400 were chipped for free at an event organized by the city council, with plans for more such events.

One person died and two were injured in a house party shooting in North Las Vegas, with the police investigating the incident and urging public assistance.

CSN becomes the first school in Nevada to mandate heart screenings for student athletes, collaborating with Vegas Has A Heart to identify cardiac issues.

The National Weather Service warns Las Vegas of persistent excessive heat through Tuesday, with a slight chance of isolated storms providing brief respite.