Scooter rider critically injured in southwest Las Vegas crash
A pedestrian riding a scooter received life-threatening injuries after a crash in the southwest valley, police said.
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Pedestrian critically injured in west Las Vegas crash
A pedestrian was taken to a Las Vegas hospital with life-threatening injuries after a collision involving a car Monday evening.
Off-duty LVMPD corrections officer hospitalized after shooting, police say
One person was hospitalized after a shooting Monday evening on Cheyenne Avenue near Buffalo Drive, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Nevada invests in e-bike research ahead of legislative session
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Although the 2027 Legislative Session is still months away, the State of Nevada is investing in research that could help create new laws for e-micromobility devices such as e-bikes and e-scooters. According to the University of Nevada Las Vegas, the state's Department of Public…
LVMPD corrections officer injured in Cheyenne Avenue shooting near Buffalo Drive
A person was hospitalized in stable condition following a shooting Monday night in the 7600 block of Cheyenne near Buffalo Drive.
Off-duty LVMPD Corrections Officer shot at northwest valley; suspect remains at large
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police is investigating a shooting in the 7600 block of Cheyenne Avenue that happened around 8:45 p.m.Police responded to the scene and
Man killed in shooting after argument in parking lot near Las Vegas Strip
UPDATE: Las Vegas police say that two people were arguingAt around 7 p.m., LVMPD dispatch recieved calles4600 Grand DriveA man is dead after a shooting east of
Nevada debate over license plate reader cameras heats up ahead of 2027 legislative session
Law enforcement says automated license plate reader technology helps solve crimes, but the ACLU of Nevada argues it invades privacy and should be banned.
Nye County sheriff addresses state audit of law enforcement database searches
Nye County Sheriff Joe McGill publicly addressed an ongoing state review of his use of law enforcement databases, acknowledging that he did not properly documen
CSN students concerned over U.S. Customs and Border Protection participating in career fair
For the second time since February, students at the College of Southern Nevada are expressing concern over U.S. Customs and Border Protection tabling at an on-campus career fair on Wednesday.
Police: Man dead after being shot during argument east of Las Vegas Strip
A man is dead after being shot during an argument Monday evening east of the Strip, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
1 dead in shooting near Las Vegas Strip; search for suspect continues
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A man is dead following an argument that ended in a parking lot shooting east of the Strip, according to Las Vegas Metro police. At approximately 7 p.m. on Monday, police received several 911 calls about an argument between two men in a parking lot followed by several gunshots…
Tough times on the Las Vegas Strip linked to tariffs and taunting, workers say
Actors and a bartender who work on the Las Vegas Strip say business is way down, and they blame tariffs and taunts from President Donald Trump for the decline.
CCSD budget cuts hit classrooms as schools reduce teachers, programs
Schools across Clark County are making cuts after the nation's fifth-largest school district announced it's losing $51.6 million in its fall budget.District lea
Woman drank margaritas before fatal Henderson crash, police say
The driver charged with a DUI in the fatal crash told police she had two “little” margaritas hours before she got behind the wheel, according to an arrest report.
AI tools studied for prostate cancer diagnosis as local father battles disease
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a time doctors and advocates are urging men to get screened for a disease that remains the second-leading cause of
East Las Vegas families turn to libraries for free resources as costs continue to rise
As rising costs continue to impact families across Southern Nevada, some east Las Vegas residents are finding support in an unexpected place — their local library.
Heart-stopper: Pai Gow progressive pays $630,865 at Las Vegas Strip casino
A $5 side bet triggered a massive payout Friday night for a guest playing Pai Gow poker at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.
Southwest Las Vegas family raises concerns about drivers at school crosswalk
A mother says drivers frequently fail to stop for children crossing Jones Boulevard near Hacienda Avenue and Russell Road.
Colorado River conservation must expand beyond Las Vegas, expert says
Amazon’s $20 million commitment could help, but a water expert says the entire basin must do more as hotter conditions strain supplies.
Wild horse fertility control program to get $30 million injection, BLM says
The federal government is planning to put $30 million into fertility control to slow the growth in wild horse and burro herds.
Nevada lieutenant governor candidate says office not doing enough to boost tourism
Concerns about whether Las Vegas tourism is keeping pace have become a flashpoint in Nevada’s lieutenant governor race, with Assembly Majority Leader Sandra Jau
‘No family feud:’ Lotus of Siam co-owners tell naysayers to grab a seat
Shoulder to shoulder, the Chutima sisters responded to claims that their household is feuding following the closure of a business bearing their restaurant’s name inside a Las Vegas casino. The family hoping to bring their reasoning to the table, alongside some Thai style ceviche.
North Las Vegas school gets traffic safety upgrades
A North Las Vegas elementary school is seeing traffic improvements aimed at making student drop-offs and pick-ups safer.
Spring Mountain, Cimarron closed in all directions after auto-ped crash; condition unknown
UPDATE: All lanes are now open, according to Regional Transportation Commission.ORIGINAL: Las Vegas police are responding to an auto-pedestrian crash in the Spr
Las Vegas dad gets stolen car back, finds catalytic converter gone
A Las Vegas father says getting his stolen car back was supposed to be good news. Instead, he discovered thieves had taken parts from the vehicle and left his f
Local artist kicks-off Hispanic Heritage Month in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Hispanic Heritage Month kicked off in a bright and bold way at the Sahara West Library in Las Vegas over the weekend. On Saturday, September 19, the library hosted an event for kids to learn about Día de Muertos ofrendas and make a memory box inspired by local artist Isaias…
Carrot Top, singer in messy legal fight as he recovers in Las Vegas hospital
Scott Thompson, better known as comedian Carrot Top, is involved in a court fight with the singer — and former friend — who at one time was his opening act.
Free entry to all Nevada state parks on National Public Lands Day; volunteers needed
Nevada is celebrating National Public Lands Day on Saturday, Sept. 26 by offering free entry to all Nevada State Parks.All Nevada State Parks will have free ent
Metro shows students drone, building trust and education
Inside the Boys and Girls Club, kids in the community are getting a first-hand look at the drones the Las Vegas Metro Police Department utilizes and how they operate in dangerous situations.
