Category: Accident News

Las Vegas, NV (April 7th, 2025) – Clark County is considering regulations for e-bikes and e-scooters to help keep riders, as well as pedestrians and others, safe.

Las Vegas, NV (April 1st, 2025) – This week kicks off a joint Nevada law enforcement campaign to curb distracted driving, and the resulting accidents caused by this negligent driving behavior. The Joining Forces Distracted Driving campaign will run from April 1st through April 19th, 2025.

Las Vegas, NV (March 31st, 2025) – A fatal shooting at the Aliante Casino and Hotel in North Las Vegas left one person dead. The shooting victim, 23-year-old Na'Onche Osborne, died of multiple gunshot wounds. The young man was the adopted son of former state senator, Pat Spearman. 

Las Vegas, NV (March 25th, 2025) – In March 2023, a 78-year-old woman suffered injuries in a revolving door accident at Trump International Hotel that her family claims directly caused her death in October 2024. The woman’s family has now filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the hotel.

Las Vegas, NV (March 5th, 2025) – In preparation for pool season, Clark County is hiring lifeguards to fill positions at multiple facilities. With the city’s high temperatures and an influx of tourists year-round, pools provide an essential source of relief and recreation. However, they also present significant safety risks that can lead to serious injuries or death. 

Las Vegas, NV (March 2nd, 2025) – Bike safety advocates tout Assembly Bill 168 as a measure to significantly reduce the number of fatal bicycle accidents on Nevada roadways. 

Las Vegas, NV (February 25th, 2025) – In Tuesday’s State of the Department address, the Las Vegas Metro Police Department sheriff, Kevin McMahill, outlined goals to help reduce the number of traffic fatalities across the valley this year. 

Las Vegas, NV (February 21st, 2025) – The family of a Las Vegas teenager fatally injured in 2023 in the Las Vegas Wash has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. 

Las Vegas, NV (February 18th, 2025) – AB1-11, better known as Jaya’s Law, seeks to make wrong-way driving a crime in Nevada. 

Las Vegas, NV (February 17th, 2025) – The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CSPC) has alerted consumers to immediately stop using variations of the Igloo 90-quart Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers made before January 2024. Consumers’ fingertips may be pinched against the cooler when using the tow handle. The recall was issued after multiple reports of serious injuries.