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A domestic stabbing incident left a woman dead in a burning apartment and the suspect later died from self-inflicted stab wounds after being run over by a metro patrol car, Jimmy Kimmel receives a bomb threat, and a new Sprouts Farmers Market is opening in Henderson.

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A Rancho high school student suffered life-threatening injuries after being involved in a fight, the Culinary Union announces an official strike date for 35,000 members if a contract is not reached, and a real estate firm plans a warehouse location at Apex.

Making the most of seven-minutes of one-stop, local news streaming at 7 am and 7 pm and updated throughout the day and night, powered by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Listen to news headlines, weather, business, entertainment, breaking news, and more across seven digital platforms, delivered by the most trusted source in Southern Nevada. It’s a no-frills approach to staying informed, giving you more content and information in a shorter amount of time to fit your busy schedules, 24/7. Your news, your way, any time, any place.

Repeat offenders charged with crimes are the target of a proposed regulation by the City of Las Vegas, a grant program is assisting teachers with classroom upgrades, and the Raiders announce an interim coach and general manager.

Making the most of seven-minutes of one-stop, local news streaming at 7 am and 7 pm and updated throughout the day and night, powered by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Listen to news headlines, weather, business, entertainment, breaking news, and more across seven digital platforms, delivered by the most trusted source in Southern Nevada. It’s a no-frills approach to staying informed, giving you more content and information in a shorter amount of time to fit your busy schedules, 24/7. Your news, your way, any time, any place.

Newly released bodycam footage shows the moments the family of slain cyclist Andreas Probst arrives at the scene of the crash, the deadline to provide feedback on the sidewalk vending ordinance approaches, and Mario’s Westside Market reopens in a larger location.

Making the most of seven-minutes of one-stop, local news streaming at 7 am and 7 pm and updated throughout the day and night, powered by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Listen to news headlines, weather, business, entertainment, breaking news, and more across seven digital platforms, delivered by the most trusted source in Southern Nevada. It’s a no-frills approach to staying informed, giving you more content and information in a shorter amount of time to fit your busy schedules, 24/7. Your news, your way, any time, any place.

Three teens face murder charges in the drive-by shooting that killed a woman, the Flamingo Road bridge is completed in time for Formula 1, and a Boulder City home features a spectacular Halloween display.

Making the most of seven-minutes of one-stop, local news streaming at 7 am and 7 pm and updated throughout the day and night, powered by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Listen to news headlines, weather, business, entertainment, breaking news, and more across seven digital platforms, delivered by the most trusted source in Southern Nevada. It’s a no-frills approach to staying informed, giving you more content and information in a shorter amount of time to fit your busy schedules, 24/7. Your news, your way, any time, any place.