Metro Police investigated an officer-involved shooting Thursday that occurred on Hwy. 215 between North Durango and North Hualapai closing the freeway for hours.

According to investigators, the incident unfolded near Sahara Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard when officers tried to stop a vehicle suspected of being connected to a series of robberies.

Metro says the man in the vehicle was also believed to have committed a crime earlier in the week that was caught on video. Officers say the suspect took off and led officers on a chase.

Police eventually used stop sticks to catch the suspect. The vehicle came to a halt on the 215 near N. Hualapai.

Metro Police said the man had a handgun, so officers were forced to open fire on him. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Metro says it's unclear if the man pointed the gun at or shot at officers, but investigators say the weapon was found inside the car... Read More

The Arbor View Aggies beat the Centennial Bulldogs Friday night in a 28 to 7 score. But the rivalry took a violent turn once the field cleared.

A massive fight erupted inside two restaurants, both In-N-Out Burger & Raising Canes near I-95 and Ann.

Sources told 8 NEws Now that multiple people were hurt last night after tensions from two rival football teams boiled over.

One high school student said he was just getting some food after the game when teens began storming the two eateries from the parking lot.

One witness told 8 News Now that it began when some teens started trash talking before food and drinks were eventually thrown. Moments later, the scene erupted in violence, as tables were overturned and fights broke out... Read More

The Nevada Supreme Court has put a halt to the controversial ESA program. However, both sides of the argument claimed victory Thursday.

The court found Nevada's Education Savings Account program doesn't violate the state constitution however the funding under the bill that created the program is in question.

Justices issued a 4-2 ruling on Thursday calling for a permanent injunction on the program, which was on hold on a temporary basis.

The ruling says the program authorized last spring by the Nevada Legislature did not have its own dedicated funding source and is unlawfully drawing on money allocated for public schools in the state's Distributive School Account. It would have allowed parents to use public school dollars to pay for private school tuition... Read More