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A wrong-way crash on Interstate 15 claimed the lives of Officer Colton Pulsipher, 29, of Moapa, and Fernando Jimenez Jimenez, 31, of Las Vegas. The December 12 incident occurred when Jimenez, driving a Ford F-150 in the wrong direction, collided head-on with Pulsipher’s Toyota Corolla near mile marker 78. Both...

As the holiday season brings colorful displays and festive cheer, Nevada State Police are reminding drivers that decorating their vehicles with holiday lights is not only unsafe but also against the law. While the enthusiasm for spreading holiday spirit is appreciated, attaching decorative lights to cars can mimic emergency vehicles,...

The Nevada SPCA is calling on the public for help in identifying an individual who abandoned a 4-month-old kitten in a perilous situation in their parking lot. The kitten was left under a car on Dec. 17, putting it at risk of being crushed had the car driven off unnoticed....

After 18 hours of negotiations, the Culinary Union Local 226 announced a tentative agreement with Fontainebleau Las Vegas, signaling a significant victory for nearly 3,300 workers at the resort. Reaching 3:30 a.m. on Thursday, the union described the agreement as its best contract yet, meeting the high labor standards expected...

A Las Vegas woman, previously accused of killing her infant son, has filed a lawsuit against Clark County, the city of Las Vegas, and key individuals involved in her case, alleging fabricated evidence and malicious prosecution. Kristina Kerlus, who was arrested in 2019 on charges of murder and child abuse,...

The Metropolitan Police Department in Las Vegas is utilizing a rapidly expanding network of license plate cameras funded through private donations, stirring a debate over public safety and privacy rights. The cameras, provided by Flock Safety and funded by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, aim to revolutionize policing by allowing...

Federal regulators have unveiled a new rule requiring ticket sellers, hotels, and vacation rental providers to disclose all hidden “junk fees” up front, sparking both praise for consumer protection and concerns about potential impacts on businesses. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finalized the rule on Tuesday, aiming to eliminate “bait-and-switch...