E-rides remain major safety concern in crashes involving Clark County students
Clark County leaders continue to tackle the crisis of students getting hit by cars going to and from local schools.Last year, more than 420 students were hit. F
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Las Vegas police: Man shot, killed after fight with neighbor
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A shooting in the east Las Vegas valley left a man dead in his front yard after a dispute with a neighbor, according to Las Vegas Metro police. The police investigation began at 5 p.m. after officers received several 911 calls reporting gunfire in the 5700 block of Pavot Court…
LVMPD investigates possible shooting on Las Vegas Boulevard
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Las Vegas Metro police is investigating a possible shooting on Las Vegas Boulevard. Officers received information about the possible shooting shortly after 4 p.m. on Tuesday in the area of 1500 North Las Vegas Boulevard near Owens Avenue. Police told 8 News Now that when…
Ongoing development pushes further into endangered desert tortoise habitat, raising population concerns
A wildlife biologist sent Channel 13 video of a Desert Tortoise wandering into a construction site and wondered, are the current protections enough?
Las Vegas five-day sale puts affordability in focus after tourism slump
Las Vegas needs to give visitors more certainty about vacation costs as it works to win back budget-conscious travelers, according to UNLV economist Andrew Wood
Teen called ‘liar’ after complaint about now charged juvenile officer: transcripts
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A former Las Vegas juvenile probation officer pleaded not guilty after a Clark County grand jury indicted him on 20 charges, mostly sex crimes against two teens who he was supposed to be helping. Eddie Wide wore a face mask as 8 News Now's camera was rolling in Clark County…
Dispute between neighbors leads to fatal shooting in east Las Vegas, police say
One person is dead after a shooting in east Las Vegas, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Employees describe taking cover after off-duty Metro corrections officer shot
Employees at a northwest Las Vegas shopping center described taking cover after an off-duty Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department corrections officer was sho
Naming no names: State, feds still in standoff over noncitizen voters
Nearly a month after the federal government claimed there were at least 185 non-citizens on Nevada's voter rolls, the state still maintains it doesn't have enough information to verify the allegation.
Understanding NV Energy's daily demand charge and the online tool to track your usage
NV Energy customers will see the new daily demand charge reflected in their bill starting on Jan. 1.
Possible shooting at Foremaster Lane in Downtown; road blocked with heavy police presence
Heavy police presence shut down Foremaster Lane after reports of a possible shooting Monday evening.From a statement to News 3, police said a call came in at 4:
Judge sends Henderson woman’s 2022 killing case to trial
Judge Pro Tem Taleen Pandukht said there was substantial circumstantial evidence presented that Markus Williams, 38, who was arrested in June, can be tried for the murder of 68-year-old Yong Temple...
North Las Vegas plans traffic safety upgrades near Richard Priest Elementary School
Jasmine Williams, a parent of four children who attend Priest Elementary, said school staff regularly help students safely cross the street.
‘I supported the deal’: Ford content with Paramount, Warner Bros. antitrust deal with states
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford says he’s satisfied with the agreement reached between a coalition of a dozen states and Paramount, Warner Bros. over antitrust lawsuit.
Las Vegas woman in need of a kidney working to raise awareness
A Las Vegas woman is in need of a kidney donation. She and her potential match are hoping to raise awareness about organ donation and inspire others to save a life.
New affordable housing complex opens in east Las Vegas
The Gholson Landing Apartments are becoming a new home for dozens of families on the east side of Las Vegas.
Police investigate after body found along Las Vegas Boulevard near Jean
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is investigating after a body was found south of the city near Jean on Sunday.
Wayne Newton’s former Las Vegas estate could become luxury community
A major piece of Las Vegas entertainment history could soon become a luxury neighborhood.
Clark County Fire respond to a garage fire in the Paradise Valley
Clark County Fire Department responded to a fire in the garage of a house in the Paradise Valley on Tuesday afternoon.Combined Communications Center received mu
ICE agents arrest California Democrat's aide at Las Vegas airport
Agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested a California Democrat's aide last week at Harry Reid International Airport.
$1 million prize on the line as America’s Got Talent finalists perform tonight
A $1 million prize is on the line tonight on “America’s Got Talent,” as 10 finalists take the stage to perform in hopes of earning America’s vote.The winner is
Bureau of Land Management asks court to revisit Boulder City data center approval
Court records show the Bureau of Land Management is asking the Interior Department to "set aside" plans to allow the agency to conduct additional reviews regarding the application.
Valley High School educator Brooke Wheatley named 2027 Nevada Teacher of the Year
Valley High School is celebrating one of its own educators as the 2027 Nevada State Teacher of the Year.Las Vegas teacher Brooke Wheatley, who teaches social st
Las Vegas ICE arrest prompts diplomatic clash between US, Russia
The United States and Russia are engaged in a diplomatic battle over the arrest of a political dissident in Las Vegas.
Phone scam expert warns of surge in political scam calls ahead of November midterms
With midterms approaching, phone scam experts are warning voters about a rise in political scam calls designed to steal money and personal information.Fraudster
Diesel, motor oil prices could bring higher household costs in Nevada
Nevada consumers could start seeing higher prices for motor oil, and that could mean higher transportation costs for everyday purchases.
'Take the Credit' campaign could help Nevada students on paths to degrees, certificates
The Nevada System of Higher Education is launching "Take the Credit," a new campaign highlighting how learning gained through work, military service, professional training, and other experiences may count toward college credit.
Carrot Top attorney wants filing restrictions for ex-opening act accused of extortion
The comedian, whose real name is Scott Thompson, was hospitalized Friday after a reported suicide attempt at his Las Vegas home, and his return to the stage remains uncertain.
Desert tortoise cited as reason to kill proposed solar project northwest of Las Vegas
Two conservation groups have submitted a formal protest aimed at stopping a solar project northwest of Las Vegas on land that provides a connection between important habitats for Mojave desert tortoises.
Pizza for Good campaign uses pizza sales to support pediatric cancer research
Ordering a pizza this September could help fund research aimed at ending childhood cancer.Pizza for Good is a nationwide campaign from the National Pediatric Ca
