The case is shedding light on juvenile crime in the Las Vegas valley, as well as an alarming increase in stolen Hyundai and Kia models. "I think it is an example of what is happening in the valley," Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson said during an interview Monday with the 8 News Now Investigators. "With the Kias and Hyundais that are being stolen exponentially more now than ever before because of a TikTok and YouTube video which went again viral. Yes, I think it is a consequence, if you will, of the juveniles that are on social media, that are watching what others are posting."

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New variants of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, are expected to continue to emerge, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The Clark County School Board discussed the topic of school start times at its meeting on Thursday.

Residents at a southeast Las Vegas valley apartment complex say they don't feel safe living there, claiming management is not working as hard as they should to fix ongoing issues.

One person had to be hospitalized after a fire broke out in a two-story building on the east side of the Las Vegas valley, according to the Clark County Fire Department.

Body camera video shows tense moments for Clark County School District Police as an armed man takes off. The situation highlights a concern for Clark County School District leaders that the majority of guns school police have seized so far this year are coming from adults.

A Red Rock Search and Rescue K-9 team member, 'Recon' is one of several dogs that goes above and beyond to bring people home and give families closure.

Several people have contacted the 8 News Now Investigators saying they do not believe the remains given to them by a Las Vegas pet cremation company are their beloved animals.

A Las Vegas woman was startled to receive photos of her deceased dog months after she was sent what she believed were her beloved pet’s cremated remains.

Former Las Vegas Raider Brandon Parker is going from Offensive Lineman to Chief Gaming Officer! He joined Roqui Theus to introduce the valley to Valhallan Esports Training, an esports franchise that uses competitive gaming to help kids learn teamwork, leadership, communication, and more. Valhallan opened their 1st arena on September 23rd in Henderson, with 3 more slated to open in the future!

For more, head to valhallan.com.