Las Vegas carjacking suspect in custody after hitting police vehicle, causing crashes, police say

A local man shared his shock and grief with 8 News Now Thursday, nearly a week after he said his sister was killed in a tornado in Mississippi. 

Tony Petrik is Laughlin's athletic director and has worked in the area for 34 years.

He is all about routines, including the routine of working out and working in Laughlin.

The International Security Conference (ISC) covers all aspects of security from cyber to home security. The conference is held at the Venetian Convention Center from March 29 to March 31.

The Clark County teacher’s union is calling on lawmakers to act following Wednesday’s lockdown and arrest of a student.  

A street full of potholes is giving drivers on Vegas Valley Drive a bumpy ride that one calls damaging, costly, and ignored.

A functioning and clean bathroom is what every tenant wants to have. However, an 8 News Now viewer reached out after he said his bathroom had been overflowing with something not many of us want to talk about, fecal matter. 

Paramedics administered Narcan to a woman accused of driving under the influence in what records showed was her sixth such allegation, documents the 8 News Now Investigators obtained said.

Tony Hsieh’s last weeks alive appear to differ from the year prior, where the late Las Vegas entrepreneur and former Zappos CEO was caught in a downward spiral of alleged drug misuse and bad business transactions, documents the 8 News Now Investigators reviewed Wednesday said.

A new Disney experience opened Thursday in Las Vegas. It allows visitors to step into the magical world of Disney. https://www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/immersive-disney-experience-opens-in-las-vegas/

Assembly Bill 340, which was proposed in the Nevada Legislature Wednesday, could change Nevada's rental process by requiring landlords to file an affidavit in court before an eviction. 

Major delays on our roadways due to massive construction going on across the valley. Two main areas both being on Charleston.

86-year-old Raymonde “Ray” Fiol moved to Las Vegas after escaping the Holocaust.

The France native was born in Paris and three years later, World War II began. She said her Jewish family was gathered by German army men and taken to an east-France labor camp where her father eventually arranged her escape to London.