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A grim episode unfolded on the Las Vegas Strip Sunday night, when former friends turned foes in a livestreamed social media conflict ended with a deadly shooting in front of the Bellagio fountains. The shooter, 41-year-old Manuel Ruiz, surrendered to Henderson authorities the next day and now faces two open...

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has officially removed routine COVID‑19 vaccine recommendations for healthy children and pregnant women—breaking with long-standing public health guidance and sidelining the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Nevada, already struggling with vaccine compliance—just 63 % fully vaccinated and only 26 % boosted—could see coverage dip even...

A downtown Las Vegas protest targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement tactics turned chaotic Wednesday night when Metro officers deployed tear gas and declared the gathering an unlawful assembly near South Las Vegas Boulevard and Clark Avenue. What began as a march and demonstration by hundreds, complete with American and Mexican...

A hectic morning in downtown Las Vegas turned dangerous when a two-car collision at Main Street and Washington Avenue just after 6:30 a.m. sent two people to the hospital, one in critical condition. Metro officers quickly closed the intersection to begin their investigation. While officials sift through the wreckage for...

A routine evening drive in northeast Las Vegas ended in disaster just after 7:40 p.m. on Carey Avenue, where a speeding Nissan lost control, vaulted curbs, struck a wall, and crashed into a power pole before rebounding into the road. The violent impact killed two adult women instantly and left...

Governor Joe Lombardo has officially signed Assembly Bill 381, now known as Reba’s Law, ushering in much-needed accountability in Nevada’s animal cruelty statutes. This landmark legislation, inspired by the horrific case of Reba the bulldog—left trapped in a bin on a scorching day—upgrades severe acts of cruelty to felony-level offenses, with...

In a reminder that even global celebrities are not exempt from immigration rules, Khaby Lame—best known as the most-followed influencer on TikTok—voluntarily exited the U.S. after authorities at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas confirmed he had overstayed his visa. Lame, who entered on April 30 with a temporary visa...