The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Captain explains what’s being done to address the chronic homelessness concerns around the UNLV area, particularly around the Flamingo Wash.
College athletes across the Las Vegas Valley are exploring careers across the Sports Capital of the World through the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.
Phishing scams still swim through the cracks despite all the security nets most email services and organizations have in place to stop them. It turns out, you are the last and best line of defense when it comes to cybercrime.
Some CCSD students say they’ve been told they can’t wear items representing their culture, religion, or identity during their big moment. That’s led to a lawsuit.
A Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper stopped a driver Tuesday morning near Blue Diamond and the I-15 who was traveling over 104 miles per hour in a construction zone.
Those digital codes you get on your phone when you log on to some sites and services are designed to prevent fraud. But now bad actors are using those same codes to perpetrate a crime.
The American Red Cross is stepping in to help those affected by the Greer Fire, which burned over 20,000 acres and destroyed several structures in northern Arizona.
Data breaches happen, and accounts get hacked. So, what do you do if you find yourself facing this increasingly common type of cybercrime? FOX5 Investigates has some answers.
A shopping center on the corner of University and Twain has seen two shootings in a span of over two weeks. Businesses in the center have mixed answers to how the recent violence is impacting them.
Las Vegas nonprofit organization Project 150 offers free clothing, food and financial assistance for students so they’re able to focus on their education.