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In Las Vegas, a new lawsuit paints a troubling picture of law enforcement overreach: police are being sued after a K-9 allegedly mauled a tourist in a scenario critics say lacked oversight and accountability. The victim, identified as Jacey Looper, says she was inside a backyard casita when officers and...

Las Vegas police have arrested a woman accused of posing as a nurse and providing fraudulent medical care to children with diabetes. According to an arrest report, 44-year-old Crystal Scott faces 50 felony charges, including possession of fraudulent prescriptions, acting as a nurse without a license, furnishing dangerous drugs to...

Las Vegas police say a driver is in custody after a hit-and-run crash Friday morning that left a juvenile with life-threatening injuries. The collision was reported just after 9 a.m. near 21st Street and Owens Avenue, close to Rancho High School in the east valley. According to investigators, the driver...

Nevada families are in for a harsh reality check: starting January 2026, average premiums through Nevada Health Link are set to rise by a staggering 26%, according to the state Division of Insurance.  What was once billed as manageable increases has ballooned into something far more severe—driven by rising medical...

In Las Vegas this summer, an Israeli cybersecurity official was arrested in a child sex sting—only to post bail the next day and return to Israel. The rapid release and departure raise serious questions about accountability, legal process, and whether foreign elites are being treated differently than everyday Americans. Tom...

Las Vegas police are investigating after a man was found dead inside a west valley home following a barricade situation Thursday morning. The incident began around 6:20 a.m. at a residence on the 1600 block of Royal Palm Drive, near Lake Mead Boulevard and Tenaya Way, according to the Las...

Nevada has finally taken a step to protect some of its most vulnerable residents—though it should not have taken years of suffering and bureaucracy to get here. Starting October 1, 2025, families will be allowed to place cameras in the private rooms of loved ones in assisted living facilities. This...