Man accused of shooting into car after road-rage incident in southwest Las Vegas
A Las Vegas man faces four charges after police say a road-rage incident escalated into gunfire at a southwest Las Vegas shopping center.
News
The latest from Las Vegas and the Korean community
Updated automatically · 1m ago
News · Las Vegas
8 News NowLas Vegas sign to glow yellow, orange, and turquoise for Indigenous Peoples' Day
Clark County Commissioner Tick Segerblom will host a special ceremony at the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign on Monday, Oct. 12, at 4 p.m. to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day.
8 News NowLas Vegas insists county deal is unfair, declines to talk county’s $338M claim
During a regularly scheduled Las Vegas City Council meeting, Janssen responded to several claims made on Tuesday by the Clark County Commission which called the city’s amendment a “money grab.”
News 3New video shows deadly First Friday shooting as teen suspect appears in court
New video captured by a First Friday vendor shows the chaos surrounding a deadly shooting in the Arts District as a 17-year-old accused of murder appeared in co
Congregation Ner Tamid reflects on Oct. 7 anniversary, antisemitism
Wednesday marks three years since the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks in Israel, a day that changed the lives of people around the world.
Health insurance costs continue to climb in Nevada, with 17% increase for 2027
Health insurance rates across all carriers in Nevada's state exchange are set to increase by an average of 17% for the 2027 plan year starting November 1.
ACLU Nevada addresses voter angst over the possibility of ICE at polling places
The White House says there are no plans to have ICE agents at polling sites, but the Nevada ACLU says concerns among voters remain.
Unbuckled motorists account for nearly half of traffic fatalities, report says
While the vast majority (91%) of adults buckle up, new research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (AAAFTS) revealed that unbelted occupants accounted for nearly half of traffic deaths.
Nevada traffic deaths detailed in monthly report covering January-September
Traffic deaths across Nevada are being tracked in a new statewide monthly fatal report covering the reporting period from Jan. 1, 2026, to Sept. 30, 2026.The re
‘Nevadans can’t drink tax dollars’: Voters uneasy on data centers, water ahead of election
A new Nevada poll finds 57 percent of voters oppose additional large data centers, while 83 percent are concerned about growth and its impact on the state’s water supply.
Second Las Vegas man sent to prison as feds strike at sales of meth, heroin
A Las Vegas man was sentenced Wednesday to 40 months in prison, another step in an ongoing federal effort to take down an operation that was putting methamphetamine and heroin on city streets.
Thousands to walk at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for breast cancer awareness
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and thousands of Southern Nevadans are expected to come together Sunday, Oct. 11, for the annual Making Strides Agains
Federal judge sides with Clark County in legal battle over Las Vegas Strip pedestrian bridges
A federal judge has ruled in favor of Clark County to keep the ordinance banning stopping on pedestrian bridges in place.
"Criminally Obsessed" podcast revisits Christa Pike case and "Cornell Seven" allegations
A judge has ordered the state of Tennessee to preserve all evidence connected to Christa Pike’s twice-botched execution.Meanwhile, professors at Cornell Univers
Federal judge upholds Clark County ban on stopping on Las Vegas Strip bridges
A federal judge has upheld Clark County’s ban on stopping or standing on pedestrian bridges along the Las Vegas Strip, a rule county officials say is aimed at p
Son sentenced in fatal Las Vegas shooting of father
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A Nevada man was sentenced to two to five years in prison after pleading guilty to shooting and killing his father back in June. Bishop Deshotel was sentenced two to five years in prison on charges of voluntary manslaughter with use of a deadly weapon, according to court…
Grand jury testimony reveals I-11 suspect had PCP, meth in blood; trooper still in physical therapy
Grand jury testimony reveals Sean Shirazi had PCP, meth and amphetamine in his blood during the I-11 incident that left a passenger dead.
Las Vegas woman indicted after nearly 50 pounds of meth found in suitcases
A Las Vegas woman who investigators said had nearly 50 pounds of methamphetamine in her suitcases for a flight out of Reid International Airport has been indicted on a charge of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance.
Settlements reached in death of Las Vegas detective killed by falling beam
An engineering firm and a contracting company have reached settlement agreements with the family of Metro Detective Justin Terry, who was killed when a 7,000-pound beam fell onto U.S. 95 during the...
Durango Casino's Eat Your Heart Out food hall announces vendor lineup change
Station Casinos and Durango Casino & Resort announced a major lineup change at the Eat Your Heart Out food hall.The Los Angeles-born sandwich shop Uncle Paulie'
Las Vegas woman indicted after meth found in suitcases at Harry Reid Airport
A Las Vegas woman is facing a federal drug trafficking charge after investigators said nearly 50 pounds of methamphetamine were found concealed inside two suitc
Fires, floods, recovery: Grand Canyon's North Rim looking for public input as it rebuilds
Last year's Dragon Bravo Fire at the Grand Canyon caused extensive damage, including about 70 structures and the iconic Grand Canyon Lodge on the North Rim. Recent flash flooding has presented a new set of problems.
Rio Hotel & Casino to host 10-day Rio Round-Up during NFR week in Las Vegas
Rio Hotel & Casino is bringing back its Rio Round-Up during National Finals Rodeo week with a 10-day slate of free nightly watch parties, live country music and
Sons of Las Vegas gaming giants advance toward Nevada licensing
The sons of two longtime Las Vegas gaming figures are taking different paths as they move toward state licensing.
Aces' Jewell Loyd ruled out for Game 2 against Golden State
The Las Vegas Aces will be without veteran guard Jewell Loyd for Wednesday's Game 2 against the Golden State Valkyries.
Las Vegas is training the mariachi educators of tomorrow
In Las Vegas, where Latinos top a third of the population, mariachi music is so popular in schools that there often aren’t enough teachers to meet demand.
E-bike, e-scooter injuries spike at Las Vegas hospital in September
A Las Vegas hospital says it observed a spike in traumatic injuries related to e-bike and e-scooter use last month.
Tom Williams Elementary hosts walk and roll day to promote safety, health
Students and staff at Tom Williams Elementary School held a Walk and Roll to School Day this morning, highlighting the health, safety, and community benefits of
Plans for affordable veteran and military housing in Sunrise Manor move forward
Plans for an affordable veteran and military housing development off Vegas Valley Drive are moving forward. It's a project many local veterans have been pushing for.
Las Vegas gears up to host College Football Playoff: What to know about events & traffic plans
Officials from the College Football Playoff are announcing the list of events that will lead up to the biggest game in college football.
