In a Friday-afternoon tweet, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) Traffic Bureau posted a photo of a car being towed after allegedly going 97 mph in a 25 mph school zone.
The Henderson Police Department is advising the community that there is “no danger to the public” after a social media post went viral earlier this week at a Costco store.
Heavy rain poured into Las Vegas casinos and flooded streets Thursday night as the wettest monsoon season in a decade helps alleviate the West’s severe drought.
Inside Syndicate MMA gym in the southwest valley, professional fighters train around the clock, but over the last few months a new crowd of high school students are learning the craft.
At the first meeting of the school year for CCSD Trustees Thursday night, a settlement agreement between the seven-member board and Superintendent Dr. Jesus Jara was approved. Last year, Dr. Jara filed a $2.65 million lawsuit against them.
More than $1 million of marijuana tax revenue will head towards free legal help for people convicted of minor marijuana offenses, in an effort to help thousands seal their criminal records.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is investigating after a 3-year-old died after being struck by a vehicle shortly before 5:30 p.m. It happened in a neighborhood near Bonanza and Nellis.
The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection announced Thursday they have made $900,000 available for projects that protect and enhance water quality
Former NFL star Marshawn Lynch is accused of driving an unregistered vehicle that was missing a driver’s side front wheel when he was arrested and accused of DUI earlier this week in Las Vegas.
As cases rise across Southern Nevada and the Las Vegas Valley, doctors are working to inform community members about how Monkeypox really spreads, and how to minimize your risk.
A state court judge in Yerington will decide if there is a legal basis to have a mental evaluation of Driver and if so, appoint someone to evaluate him.
UNLV Athletics will have a new home on television as FOX5 has launched the new Silver State Sports & Entertainment Network (SSSEN), the athletics department, Learfield and KVVU FOX5 announced today.
After historic flash flooding Friday, Death Valley National Park remains closed days later. Tuesday, park rangers escorted FOX5 to get a firsthand look at why.
