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Las Vegas breaking news for Oct. 29, 2019

KTNV

Posted at 6:47 AM, Oct 29, 2019

and last updated 2019-10-30 00:29:52-04

The following is a roundup of breaking news from around the Las Vegas valley.

4:15 P.M.
A bicyclist is recovering at Sunrise Hospital with critical injuries after a crash involving a black SUV near Warm Springs Road and Burnham Avenue, according to Las Vegas police. The crash is under investigation.

12:18 P.M.
The Nevada Highway Patrol reported a fatal crash on US-95 at mile marker 96 that involved a Nevada Department of Transportation truck and a passenger car. The NDOT truck was conducting freeway maintenance when the car struck the rear of the truck. The driver of the passenger car died at the scene. READ MORE

#TrafficAlert Fatal crash US95 northbound and mile marker 96 (north of Snow Mountain) Northbound travel lanes closed. Traffic is being diverted off at State Route 157 (Kyle Canyon Road) Expect major delays and avoid the area. #DriveSafeNV #BuckleUp #NHPSoComm
— NHP Southern Command (@NHPSouthernComm) October 29, 2019

10:22 A.M.
Las Vegas police are investigating a stabbing in the 1000 block of East Twain Avenue, near Maryland Parkway. A woman was sent to the hospital in unknown condition with a suspect not immediately in custody. Officers remained at the scene.

6:20 A.M.
Police say 2 teenagers waiting for a school bus near Fort Apache Road and Ford Avenue were hit by a car involved in a collision with another car. The teenagers are being transported to a local hospital. The injuries do not appear to be critical or life threatening at this time. Expect traffic delays because of lane closures while the incident is being investigated.

Red car veered off the road and into this wall. Driver hit two teens in the process- they’ve been transported to the hospital and they’re expected to be ok. White car was also involved but has no damage- red car being towed now. @KTNV pic.twitter.com/TWY5fWjJ0O
— Kelsey McFarland (@KelseyMarie_TV) October 29, 2019