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3 people shot at downtown Las Vegas bus transit center
Three people, including the suspect, were hospitalized after a shooting at a downtown Las Vegas bus transit center Sunday evening.
Susan G. Komen Nevada hosts Pop-Up Walk at Sunset Park
Breast cancer survivors, patients, caregivers, families, and supporters gathered Sunday at Sunset Park for Susan G. Komen Nevada's Pop-Up Walk, coming together after rain postponed the organization's ...
Raiders and Aces owner Mark Davis donates $100K to Boys Town Nevada
Boys Town Nevada, a nonprofit child and family service organization, celebrated 35 years of serving children and families during its "Impact Gala: Team Up for Mental Health" event on Friday, Oct. 23, ...
North Las Vegas police ask public's help in locating missing 74-year-old woman
North Las Vegas police are asking for the public's help locating a missing 74-year-old woman last seen Saturday night near Jerry's Nugget.
Dog shot, killed by man at Rita Suites
A man was arrested Sunday for shooting and killing a dog at a Las Vegas hotel, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Slight chance of rain nears Halloween weekend
It's a much quieter Sunday than yesterday. We have nice blue skies with only a few clouds and much lighter winds too.
Clark County Fire Department investigates reports of smoke at Sunrise Pediatrics
Clark County Fire Department crews investigated reports of smoke at Sunrise Pediatrics on South Maryland Parkway Sunday, finding no active fire and no patients needing treatment.
United flight returns to Las Vegas airport after ‘potential security concern’
A United Airlines flight bound for Newark returned to Harry Reid International Airport on Thursday due to a potential security concern involving a passenger disturbance.
2 hospitalized in Las Vegas mobile home fire
Two people were hospitalized after a mobile home fire on Palm Street in east Las Vegas Sunday morning.
Las Vegas authorities target traffickers to combat overdose deaths
Las Vegas law enforcement leaders report a significant drop in fatal overdose deaths over the past 20 months, though fentanyl and methamphetamine trafficking remain top concerns.
Vegas in 5: Sunday, Oct. 25
The five Las Vegas stories people are reading this Sunday.
He caused a fatal crash and got probation. Prosecutors wanted prison.
Clark County prosecutors say Nevada's DUI and reckless driving laws are too lenient after a motorcyclist who caused a fatal crash received probation while a drunken driver who injured a family got at ...
Hope in recovery: Stats show drop in Clark County overdose deaths
Clark County overdose deaths have dropped 30 percent in the first half of 2026 compared to the same period last year, with fentanyl fatalities falling 37 percent.
1 dead after fatal two-car crash near Lake Las Vegas
One person died and another was hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash Tuesday night on Lake Mead Parkway near Lake Las Vegas.
Police investigate fatal 2-vehicle crash near southeast Las Vegas valley
The Henderson Police Department is investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash on Lake Mead Parkway near the southeast side of the Las Vegas valley, half a mile east of the Lake Las Vegas entrance.
Still no arrest after teen football player shot, killed
The family of 16-year-old Steven Carroll Jr. is still without answers after he was shot and killed on Oct. 17 in the East Valley.
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: The deep midterms
Conservative commentator Victor Davis Hanson frames the upcoming midterms as a stark choice between socialism and capitalism, arguing Democrats plan to impeach President Trump and withdraw from the Ir...
JONAH GOLDBERG: What Americans can learn from the French protests
Conservative columnist Jonah Goldberg argues that France's ongoing unrest stems from decades of unsustainable government spending and a demographic crisis rather than the initial budget cuts that spar...
VICTOR JOECKS: They aim to conquer
A commentary argues that recent violent riots in France, Italy, and the U.S. are coordinated efforts by groups seeking to destroy Western nations rather than organic protests.
Man faces vehicular manslaughter charge after Henderson teen’s death
A 64-year-old man has been charged with vehicular manslaughter after a 15-year-old girl he allegedly struck with his vehicle while she rode an electric scooter died Saturday.
Driver faces charges in fatal crash involving teen on e-scooter
A 64-year-old driver has been charged in connection with a crash that killed a 15-year-old girl riding an e-scooter in a Henderson crosswalk.
Beam me up, Pahrump: Alien believers gather in Southern Nevada
The second annual Pahrump Alien Conference drew about 80 attendees to the Pahrump Nugget Hotel and Casino to discuss UFO sightings and extraterrestrial theories.
Dry forecast continues through Halloween
What a cooler and breezier start this Saturday.
Nearly 2,000 join Las Vegas Heart Walk, raising more than $230K for heart health
Thousands of people came together in Las Vegas to raise awareness about heart disease and stroke.
Fire crews respond to early morning house fire in east Las Vegas valley
Fire crews responded to a house fire in the east Las Vegas valley early Saturday morning.
Fire crews stamp out blaze near Las Vegas elementary school
Clark County firefighters contained a battery fire at a home across from Harley A. Harmon Elementary School early Saturday.
Vegas in 5: Saturday, Oct. 24
The five Las Vegas stories people are reading this Saturday.
Miners strike gold: Sunrise Mountain outlasts Valley for first football title in school history
When the Clark County School District unveiled the leagues for its new high school football format last spring, Sunrise Mountain coach Patrick Achord sensed his Miners would have a chance to compete.
‘I want some answers’: Family holds vigil for Las Vegas employee killed trying to stop robbery
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A family is demanding justice, as an arrest warrant is out for two people in connection with a deadly robbery attempt in East Las Vegas. An October 15th shooting claimed the life o...
Las Vegas police union president Steve Grammas retires after 28 years with LVMPD
After 28 years with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, Las Vegas Police Protective Association President Steve Grammas has officially retired.
Las Vegas former Marine veteran brings comedy to veterans, first responders
Michael D'Angelo founded the Rapid Comedy Tour in 2018, a nonprofit organization that provides free comedy performances to boost morale among service members and first responders.
Judge refuses to order Review-Journal to resume printing Las Vegas Sun
A federal judge denied the Las Vegas Sun's emergency request to force the Review-Journal to resume printing it as a morning insert but left open the possibility of reviving a 1989 agreement requiring ...
Las Vegas strip club accused of sending dancer back to room after alleged sexual assault
A former dancer is suing a Las Vegas strip club, alleging security sent her back to a private room after she reported being sexually assaulted by a customer.
Judge dismisses Las Vegas church abuse lawsuit, allows woman to amend claim
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints alleging it allowed a priest to sexually abuse a child, but will allow the plaintiff to amend her claim.
LETTER: Choice words
County Commission recommendation off base.
EDITORIAL: How to lower costs in higher education
The soaring cost of higher education has been a problem for decades. Congressional Republicans have shown how to fix it.
LETTER: Intimidation tactic?
Voting is a personal matter.
CARTOON: Getting played
The pretense of detente.
CARTOONS: What Omar doesn’t want you to remember
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
LETTER: Voting for judges
Too many run unopposed.
LETTER: Creativity on the page
Raise a glass to a good headline.
LETTER: The AP’s slanted coverage
The wire service and the death penalty.
EDITORIAL: RJ endorsements the Nov. 3 election
On the ballot.
COMMENTARY: In praise of political yard signs
A long, proud tradition.
COMMENTARY: Are you a Halloween etiquette expert?
Here are some common-sense courtesy rules for homeowners and trick-or-treaters alike.
LETTER: Aaron Ford cozies up to Gavin Newsom
Does he want to turn Nevada into California?
LETTER: Helping Ukrainians
Civic responsibility through active participation.
LETTER: Local theater performance is a winner
Well acted and funny.
LETTER: There’s more to Las Vegas than the Strip
Clark County ranks 3,135th nationally for congregations per capita, with 42 per 100,000 residents, according to the 2020 Religion Census.
EDITORIAL: More positive tourism news for Las Vegas
They may not be arriving by train, but people continue to want to come to Las Vegas.


































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