Las Vegas constable attacked while serving eviction notice through balcony
A Las Vegas constable who was attacked with a machete while serving an eviction notice attempted to enter a man's home through a balcony with the help of a maintenance worker, according to documents 8 News Now obtained.
These are the 50 most dangerous intersections in the Las Vegas Valley
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is pinpointing driver danger zones across the valley by releasing the five most collision-prone intersections in each of its 10 area commands.
Police arrest two in late night operation seizing illegal firearm, oxycodone
Las Vegas (KSNV) — In a late-night operation, local law enforcement officers successfully apprehended two suspects following an investigation in North Las Vegas. The initiative, aimed at tackling illegal activities, resulted in the recovery of a prohibited firearm and the seizure of oxycodone pills believed to be...
Governor Lombardo forms Fuel Resiliency Committee to tackle California supply issues
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Gov. Joe Lombardo has announced the formation of the Fuel Resiliency Committee, a statewide advisory body aimed at bolstering Nevada's preparedness and response to potential fuel supply disruptions from California. The committee will unite state agencies, local governments, industry leaders, and...
Clark County School District Faces Ongoing Teacher Shortage Despite Vacancy Decline
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. LAS VEGAS — As Clark County School District enters the second half of the school year, staffing consolidations and notices issued in January are renewing attention on the district’s long-standing teacher...
Las Vegas man accused of killing grandma with a hatchet claimed he heard ‘AI...
LAS VEGAS (TCN) -- A man accused of killing his grandmother reportedly told authorities that he heard “AI voices” before and after the alleged incident. On Dec. 29, 2025, the Las Vegas Metro Police announced they received a call requesting a welfare check at the home of Reyna Flores De Hernandez, 75.
Meet ‘the hugging dog’: Special Las Vegas shelter dog needs forever home
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A 5-year-old Pit bull mix at the Animal Foundation has earned the nickname “the hugging dog” for her unique way of showing affection to anyone she meets. Zar, who weighs 52 pounds, wraps her front legs around people and holds them as long...
Lawyer weighs in, celebrates stricter DUI penalties from Gov. Lombardo’s new crime law
LAS VEGAS — Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo's marquee crime package is now in effect. The so-called “Safe Streets and Neighborhoods Act” is now law in the 2026 New Year, increasing penalties for a long list of crimes, including smash-and-grab robberies, assault and battery against hospitality employees, and DUIs...
Nevada traffic deaths drop below 400 for the first time since 2021
A new report from the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety says that overall, statewide traffic fatalities have been trending down nearly 10% in 2025 (381) compared to 2024 (420).
Las Vegas judge dismisses Margaret Rudin’s wrongful conviction lawsuit
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A judge dismissed a wrongful conviction lawsuit from Margaret Rudin, the woman dubbed “The Black Widow,” who served two decades in prison for a murder a federal judge later vacated. In 2001, a Clark County jury convicted Rudin, 82, for the murder of her husband, Ron Rudin. In 2022, a federal […]
