Here is the latest from Las Vegas police activity as of about 12 p.m. Pacific on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026. All details below come from police statements as reported by local news outlets.
Pedestrian in wheelchair seriously injured in possible hit-and-run, northeast Las Vegas
A person using a wheelchair was struck by a vehicle around 5:55 a.m. Monday near Cheyenne Avenue and Walnut Road, just east of Las Vegas Boulevard, police said. The pedestrian was taken to a hospital with serious injuries that could be life-threatening, and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are investigating the crash as a possible hit-and-run. Roads near Cheyenne Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard were closed during the morning investigation, and police asked people to avoid the area. No vehicle description has been released. Sources: FOX5, News 3.
Update, 3 p.m.: The pedestrian, an 84-year-old Henderson woman, has died, police said. Investigators said she was crossing East Cheyenne Avenue west of North Walnut Road, outside a marked or implied crosswalk, when she was hit, and the driver left westbound on Cheyenne without stopping. Police are looking for a burgundy Chevrolet Tahoe, believed to be a 2021 to 2026 model, with damage to the front right headlight. Anyone with information can call the LVMPD Collision Investigation Section at 702-828-3595 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555. Source: KTNV 13.
Driver tip: If you are working the north side near Cheyenne and Las Vegas Boulevard, check your map app for lingering closures and use Lamb Boulevard or Pecos Road as alternates. Anyone with information about the crash can contact LVMPD or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.
Driver seriously hurt after truck crashes into wall near Ann and Jones
A truck crashed into a wall near Ann Road and Jones Boulevard in the northwest valley around 3:42 a.m. Monday, according to Las Vegas police. The driver was seriously injured and taken to a hospital. Police said the investigation is ongoing and more details were not immediately available. Source: FOX5.
Follow-up: Bonneville Transit Center shooting leaves 3 hospitalized
Three people, including the suspect, were taken to a hospital with apparent gunshot wounds after a shooting reported at 6:49 p.m. Sunday near East Bonneville Avenue and South First Street in downtown Las Vegas, police said. RTC temporarily moved bus pickups and drop-offs to surrounding streets while the transit bays were closed, and FOX5 reports the transit center has since reopened. Police have not released the conditions of those hurt or any arrest information. Sources: KTNV 13, FOX5. Tips: Crime Stoppers 702-385-5555.
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