Arizona authorities confirmed Thursday that two sets of remains found in the desert near the Virgin River Gorge area in 2018 are those of a Littlefield, Arizona, couple.
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A Las Vegas woman is accused of faking her child’s leukemia diagnosis to solicit financial donations for medical costs, Nye County authorities said.
Two people were injured in a fast-moving fire at a vacant home in central Las Vegas early Thursday.
Assailants robbed a Las Vegas mail carrier recently in what authorities describe as the latest in multiple mail thefts across the Las Vegas Valley.
A Las Vegas man is accused of kidnapping a woman and sex trafficking her along Tropicana Avenue and Boulder Highway in the Las Vegas Valley, according to police reports.
The famed Las Vegas sign displayed purple and gold lights Wednesday in honor of basketball star Kobe Bryant and the victims of Sunday’s helicopter crash in California.
Two 13-year-old female students at Tarkanian Middle School were arrested Monday on charges of making threats to the school on social media.
A man left a threatening note inside a business at the Fremont Street Experience on Monday night, prompting a precautionary closure of the area.
A man sought in the 2019 slaying of a defrocked priest in Henderson has been booked in a Southern Nevada jail on a murder charge.
Henderson police wrote more than 380 citations in a little more than two weeks recently as part of an effort to combat distracted driving.
There’s still time to help out to count and survey the homeless population in Southern Nevada on Wednesday.
Las Vegas police are looking for the public’s help in identifying a man who committed a robbery at an east Las Vegas Valley business.
Family and friends of a man killed in the latest wrong-way driving crash showed up at a Las Vegas courtroom Monday where a hearing for the suspect was scheduled.
Police surrounded a central Las Vegas home Monday morning seeking a sexual assault suspect believed to be barricaded inside, but a search of the property came up empty.
A body was found on a bench in front of the Regional Justice Center in downtown Las Vegas early Monday.
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