A fire that broke out Sunday near Trout Canyon Road in the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest was 50 percent contained, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
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The task force is driving to Texas with pickup trucks, 18-wheelers and support vehicles loaded with gear and equipment, according to Clark County.
Two Henderson Police Department supervisors are heading for retirement, the city said on Tuesday, though two sources told the Review-Journal that the departing officers were asked to resign or be fired.
A lawsuit filed alleges that a Las Vegas correctional officer used excessive force that led to a man having his wrist broken while at the Clark County Detention Center in 2024.
Clark County Fire responded to reports of a vehicle fire at a Las Vegas Casino’s parking garage.
‘We need to get them back’: Ancient remains returned to Nevada tribe underscore repatriation efforts
Last month, the Nye County Sheriff’s Office returned what it said were “ancient” human remains that had been initially unearthed in 2010.
Carrie Cox touted efforts in her first term she said improved transparency within the city and promised to continue support for first responders.
Henderson’s city manager announced Thursday that an in-house police captain will take over the interim chief role.
Firefighters battled a blaze at a solar field near Boulder City, officials said.
The reservoir is the source of almost all of Southern Nevada’s drinking water.
Mojave Max has emerged, breaking his record for the latest emergence in the 25-year history of the Mojave Max Emergence Contest.
Officials have spent more than 100 hours searching for a man last seen Tuesday in the Las Vegas Wash but have still not located him, police said Thursday.
Less than a week after an Arbor View High School student was killed by a suspected drunk driver, CCSD and law enforcement officials reaffirmed their commitment to safety.
The Archdiocese of Las Vegas and local Catholics at the Guardian Angel Cathedral shared their support and solidarity with the newly elected pope.
The nonprofit, More Perfect Union, has put up 19 billboards in Reno and Las Vegas. It’s calling out the Trump administration’s cuts to safety staff throughout the national park system.