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Man accused of shooting off-duty officer extradited to Las Vegas
Agustin Victor Ramirez, 51, has been extradited to Las Vegas and appeared in court Monday on charges he shot an off-duty corrections officer as part of a custody dispute conspiracy with his sister.
Cooler weather arrives in Las Vegas after record rain
Las Vegas can look forward to a week of cooler temperatures, beginning with lingering chances of rain on Monday.
Vegas in 5: Monday, Oct. 12
The five Las Vegas stories people are reading this Monday.
Boulder City Chautauqua to bring America’s founding era to life
Boulder City Chautauqua will feature live portrayals of Martha Washington, Paul Revere, and Alexander Hamilton on Oct. 23-24 at the Boulder Creek pavilion as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary cel...
I-11: When will the HOV lanes between Rancho, Rainbow reopen?
HOV lanes on I-11 between Rancho Drive and Rainbow Boulevard are expected to reopen in mid to late October after being closed since June for the I-11 Safe Tech Corridor Project.
Dog killed, man with life-threatening injuries after being hit by vehicle in northwest Las Vegas
A man suffered life-threatening injuries and his dog was killed after being struck by a vehicle while crossing North Buffalo Drive in northwest Las Vegas on Sunday evening.
Desert Breeze 'lake' created after tropical storm
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Residents living on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley enjoyed the massive body of water that formed at Desert Breeze Park as a result of Post-Tropical Cyclone Rachel over the w...
Blue Diamond shut down near Fort Apache due to wrong-way driver crash
Multiple people were transported to an area hospital after a head-on crash near the intersection of Blue Diamond Road and South Grand Canyon Drive in the southwest Las Vegas Valley, according to the L...
Tropical Storm Rachel moves north with gusty winds ahead
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- The Saturday night storm really packed a punch. We saw significant rainfall across the region and strong winds. Several areas in Las Vegas saw some flash flooding/ponding. Now what...
PHOTOS: Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel flood parts of Las Vegas valley
The Las Vegas valley saw the most amount of rain it's seen all year Sunday, resulting in many parts of the valley flooding.
Wet roads lead to several vehicle crashes across Las Vegas valley
The Sunday morning wet weather led to a number of vehicle crashes on Las Vegas valley roadways.
Pedestrian killed in east Las Vegas Valley crash, police say
A 66-year-old man died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing East Desert Inn Road outside a crosswalk Saturday evening.
Las Vegas breaks daily rain record, flood watch issued
By 7 a.m., Las Vegas broke its daily rain record Sunday with over an inch of rain as Tropical Storm Rachel brought storms to the valley.
Could the botched execution of Christa Pike be repeated in Nevada? Some have concerns
Nevada death row inmates express concern that a botched execution like Christa Pike’s in Tennessee could happen in Nevada if the state proceeds with its untested lethal injection protocol.
Las Vegas gets wet from Rachel’s rain, storms
Las Vegas faces heavy rain and strong winds from Tropical Storm Rachel's remnants, prompting flood watches, wind advisories, and the cancellation of the Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival.
Vegas in 5: Sunday, Oct. 11
The five Las Vegas stories people are reading this Sunday.
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Genocide hypocrites
Victor Davis Hanson criticizes prominent left-wing figures for accusing Israel of genocide while ignoring atrocities in their ancestral homelands.
VICTOR JOECKS: Lessons from the Cornell 7
A columnist argues a Cornell University sexual assault lawsuit reflects the consequences of modern feminist ideals promoting sexual hedonism.
National Pedestrian Safety Month brings advocates out for safer roads
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- October is National Pedestrian Safety Month, which is designated by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The observance is an important reminder for both drivers and pedestrians ...
Japanese culture takes center stage at Henderson’s Aki Matsuri Festival
Henderson’s 17th annual Aki Matsuri Festival celebrated Japanese culture with live music, food, traditional displays, and vendor booths featuring mahjong, origami, anime merchandise, and sake tastings...
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation hosts 2026 UNITE Walk
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation hosted its 2026 UNITE Walk on Saturday.
Asylum & Hotel Fear invite guests to get scared and give back
Asylum & Hotel Fear are welcoming guests to Meadows Mall for a season of scares and giving back.
Tropical Storm Rachel to bring thunderstorms, strong winds to Las Vegas valley
Tropical Storm moisture continues to push through the West Coast, which means showers and thunderstorms will steadily be moving into the Las Vegas valley.
Age of Chivalry cancelled for Sunday due to severe weather forecast for Las Vegas valley
The Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival has canceled its Sunday event due to forecasted severe weather and wind gusts up to 55 mph from remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel.
Age of Chivalry canceled due to severe weather forecasts in Las Vegas
The Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival canceled its Sunday event due to severe weather forecasts, including high winds from Tropical Storm Rachel remnants.
Las Vegas airport warns travelers of possible delays due to weather
Travelers flying in and out of Las Vegas over the next couple of days should prepare for possible delays due to weather, according to Harry Reid International Airport.
Attorney: Las Vegas gambler was entrapped in bookie case
A defense attorney claims Las Vegas gambler William West Roberts was entrapped after a paid witness secretly recorded him for an illegal sports betting investigation.
Not a ‘free-for-all for gangs:’ Officials weigh curfew changes after First Friday fatal shooting
A fatal gang‑related shooting at the First Friday arts festival prompted city officials to consider curfew adjustments and safety measures for downtown events.
Motorcyclist, 21, dies in south Las Vegas Valley crash, police say
A 21-year-old motorcyclist died after a crash in south Las Vegas Valley on Friday night, police said.
Police report details alleged attack on couple by Las Vegas showgirl impersonators
Two showgirl impersonators were arrested after allegedly attacking a couple on the Las Vegas Strip the day before their wedding.
Rachel prepares to dump showers, storms on Las Vegas Valley
Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel are expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and cooler temperatures to the Las Vegas Valley through Tuesday, prompting flood watches and wind advisories.
Vegas in 5: Saturday, Oct. 10
The five Las Vegas stories people are reading this Saturday.
Las Vegas venues book headliners Chicago, Leon Bridges and Nickelback for spring dates
Halloween festivities at Sphere, a 10th consecutive year of Chicago at the Venetian and spring shows by “Dancing With the Stars” dancers, Leon Bridges and Nickelback are among the latest announcements...
CARTOON: The live-stream
The public execution of the dignity and moral stature of the United States.
EDITORIAL: Dream vacation a nightmare for taxpayers
CCSD spent years complaining that it couldn’t hire enough teachers. It couldn’t be bothered to ensure it spent its recruitment dollars well.
LETTERS: Science fiction becomes reality
Who will win?
LETTER: Senseless shooting
Shooting casts a pall over First Friday.
LETTER: The wrong focus
Sympathy for killers but not victims.
CARTOONS: The scariest Halloween costume of the year
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
LETTER: Educating yourself before voting
Paper’s endorsements are helpful.
LETTER: Going the other way
Flipping the Review-Journal’s recommendations.
LETTER: Running unopposed
Why are these judges on the ballot when they have no opposition?
CARTOON: Highly questionable
It’s all Greek to her.
COMMENTARY: Voter rolls: public records or state secrets?
Supreme Court should take up the case.
EDITORIAL: Constitututional offices on the ballot
Attorney general, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer and controller.
LETTER: A lot pain
Were Trump’s staffing cuts really worth it?
COMMENTARY: Why Americans prefer divided government
It’s not your power politicians are trying to enhance. It’s their own power.
LETTER: The importance of election oversight
Restoring trust in our system.
LETTER: The conscientious voter
Pay attention to party priorities.
LETTER: Medicare for all sounds good, but …
… what will it cost?

































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