The man who is accused of committing the first homicide of 2023 in Las Vegas confessed to police he stole the victim's vehicle and shoved him but didn't know until at least three days later that the victim had died after hitting his head on the ground, according to the arrest report.
The man who is accused of committing the first homicide of 2023 in Las Vegas confessed to police he stole the victim's vehicle and shoved him but didn't know until at least three days later that the victim had died after hitting his head on the ground, according to the arrest report.
Stocking up on the essentials can be hard to do with inflation and product shortages all around. One local non-profit has opened its doors in the midst of the chaos to provide baby supplies and hygiene products for families in need.
It was a weekend full of competition for K9s across several states during the 31st annual LVMPD K9 Trials competition.
With $75 million in funding, Clark County is making its mission to expand its recreational facilities, one of which is making its debut in the summer.
Kathy Hendricks is happy to see her North Las Vegas community in a festive mood. The reason? A few months ago bad neighbors were causing problems, and she said their home became a hotbed of crime.
North Las Vegas police are investigating a crash that killed a motorcyclist near the West Las Vegas Library.
Friday marked 3 years since the Las Vegas Strip shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions, as former Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak ordered all non-essential businesses to close.
The City of Henderson is holding a special election to fill a vacancy for City Council Ward I.
The cost of auto insurance has increased across the country, especially in Nevada with the state 38% above the national average.
An experienced backcountry skier who died on Mummy Mountain on Jan. 9 ignored conditions that three other skiers in his group decided were a reason to turn back.
A mother said she’s devastated after hearing a recording of a Clark County teacher allegedly threatening to assault her teenage son.
Nevada lawmakers are proposing a ban on kratom, an herbal opioid-like drug that "affects the same opioid brain receptors as morphine, appears to have properties that expose users to the risks of addiction, abuse, and dependence," according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
