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A Montana woman who pointed a gun at a Nevada state trooper is heard on bodycam yelling "I will shoot" before that trooper shot at her in Las Vegas over the weekend, according to video released Wednesday.

The Nevada Secretary of State's Office canceled nearly 177,000 voter registrations during regular maintenance last year, according to a news release.

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Cybercriminals don’t always steal your identity to impersonate you. Sometimes they use stolen information to create an entirely new person, at least on paper. They’re called “synthetic identities,” and they’re among the fastest-growing forms of fraud thanks to the growth of artificial intelligence....

Las Vegas is a city built on options — and right now, a lot of locals are choosing the option called being single, unbothered, and minding their business.

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Six hundred sixty-six dollars. That’s what one Valley senior was told she owed on her water bill—for supposedly using more than 50-thousand gallons in just two weeks. The problem? She has no swimming pool, no bathtub, and nobody can figure out where the...

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A man was found beaten to death inside a Las Vegas apartment on Tuesday, according to police. Officers responded around 11:30 a.m. to a report of an unresponsive person found in the 900 block of Brush Street, near Charleston and Decatur boulevards, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said in a statement.

A Las Vegas man was arrested for allegedly extorting Steve Wynn, sending threatening emails and packages demanding $1 million

Las Vegas built its modern identity on the promise that the party never stops and property values only move one way. Now the city is confronting a harsher reality, as a deep tourism slowdown collides with a housing market that has flipped from frenzy to fragility. Home prices are slipping, deals are falling apart...

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Executives have detailed the next phase of renovations coming to Sunset Station in Henderson. That includes a new permanent home for the bingo area, which is currently using the former buffet space, executives with parent company Red Rock Resorts revealed on a quarterly earnings call Tuesday.

After weeks of blistering heat that pushed daytime highs above 110 degrees, Las Vegas is finally staring down a different kind of threat. A potent storm system is poised to sweep across the valley, trading triple-digit scorch for gusty winds, heavy showers, and a sharp temperature plunge into the low 60s. The shift...