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Las Vegas man accused of illegal sports betting, money laundering released without bail
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A Las Vegas man is accused of running an illegal gambling operation and hiding his money through various businesses. The Clark County District Attorney's office argued for $1 million bail for William West Roberts Wednesday after a grand jury indicted him on multiple charges…
Las Vegas Motor Speedway celebrating Kyle Busch, renaming street in his honor
Las Vegas Motor Speedway will celebrate Kyle Busch's career and connection to his home track during the 2026 Fall NASCAR Chase Weekend.
RTC to kick off Week Without Driving and launch One Trip Challenge
Southern Nevadans are being challenged to rethink how they get around as National Week Without Driving approaches, with local transportation leaders urging resi
Lake Mead boat ramps a priority as level keeps dropping, officials say
Lake Mead officials said they are committed to continuing boat ramp operations as the lake's level drops.
Nevada test site experiment develops tools to counter 'decoupled' nuclear blasts
On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Energy shared that the Nevada National Security Site served as the testing ground for a "subsurface-non-nuclear chemical high-explosive experiment."
Las Vegas man faces prison time after robberies
A Las Vegas man faces life imprisonment after his conviction in federal court Tuesday of charges related to a pair of armed robberies.
‘Degenerate gambler’ indicted on illegal bookmaking charges
A Clark County grand jury indicted Las Vegas gambler William West Roberts on illegal bookmaking and money laundering charges months after an earlier case was dismissed.
Nevada Donor Network marks Hispanic Heritage Month with push for Latino donors
More than 110,000 people in the United States were waiting for a life-saving organ transplant as of Sept. 25, including about 27,000 who are Hispanic or Latino.
Hope for Prisoners CEO Jon Ponder's bond set at $1M after grand jury indictment
Jon Ponder, the founder of Hope for Prisoners, was indicted by a Clark County grand jury on a slew of charges related to allegations he sexually abused inmates participating in his program.
Federal appeals court halts execution of Christina Gail Pike in 1995 murder case
A federal appeals court halted the planned execution of Christina Gail Pike on Thursday morning for a murder she committed at age 18.Pike and her boyfriend were
Lake Mead hotspot will reopen Oct. 15, officials announce
The popular Government Wash area at Lake Mead will reopen for tent and RV camping on Oct. 15, park officials announced on Wednesday.
Neon City Festival announces full 2026 lineup
Neon City Festival has dropped its full 2026 lineup for the free three-day celebration in Downtown Las Vegas.
Las Vegas man involved in murder investigation says he acted in self-defense
A man facing a charge of murder in connection with a recent deadly shooting said he acted in self-defense.
Man killed in crash on Las Vegas Strip
A man is dead after he was hit while crossing the street on the Las Vegas Strip Tuesday.
Another warrant ordered for Vegas Dave’s arrest
Sports gambling personality David “Vegas Dave” Oancea was found in contempt of court after missing another hearing. A Las Vegas judge issued a new warrant with $1 million bail setting in a civil ca...
How Las Vegas will mark nine years since One October
This week will mark nine years since the One October mass shooting in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas man gets 23 years in prison in child porn case involving 2 children
A Las Vegas man was sentenced on Wednesday to 23 years in prison in a case involving the production of sexually explicit images and videos of a 3-year-old and a 7-year-old.
Pedestrian dead after crash on Las Vegas Strip
A crash on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip Tuesday morning left a pedestrian dead, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Metro Police tackle the 'flashing yellow left turn light' dilemma
Las Vegas Metro Police (LVMPD) officers say that's actually a contributing factor in many crashes they see on valley roadways — they're tackling the confusing and potentially dangerous situation by trying to reach drivers through a lighthearted video with a serious message.
Former Fiesta site to be turned into athletics-centered campus
The former Fiesta Rancho casino site near Las Vegas will be redeveloped into athletics-centered complex, developer Agora Realty & Management detailed.
Pedestrian struck at Las Vegas Strip crosswalk dies a day after
A pedestrian died a day after a crash that happened on the Las Vegas Strip on Tuesday.According to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, a collision between a vehicle
Golden Knights sign William Karlsson to two-year extension
Karlsson, nicknamed Wild Bill, joined Vegas via the 2017 Expansion Draft and has been with the team for all 10 seasons.
Vegas Golden Knights extend contract of 'Original Misfit' William Karlsson
The Vegas Golden Knights announced Wednesday that the team was extending the contract of forward William Karlsson, 33.
Henderson Detention Center reports 49-year-old inmate found unresponsive, dies in custody
A man being held at the Henderson Detention Center was found unresponsive during routine inmate checks and later pronounced dead, officials said.Corrections off
49-year-old man dies while in custody at Henderson Detention Center
A 49-year-old man died Tuesday while in custody at the Henderson Detention Center, according to the Henderson Police Department.
Developing: Two Las Vegas police officers among three injured in east valley crash
Two Las Vegas police officers and a civilian were transported to area hospitals after a crash in the east Las Vegas Valley on Wednesday.
Henderson inmate found dead one day after being taken into custody
An inmate at the Henderson Detention Center was found dead Tuesday, one day after he was placed into custody, according to police.
Inmate dies while in custody at Henderson Detention Center
A man died while in custody at the Henderson Detention Center Tuesday, according to the Henderson Police Department.
Two officers, civilian transported after crash in northeast Las Vegas
Two officers and a third person were taken to a hospital after a crash involving Las Vegas Metropolitan Police in northeast Las Vegas.
