MYS Firm, in partnership with the City of Las Vegas, has broken ground on a new office building and entrepreneurial training center in the Historic Westside, expected to open summer 2027.

A Ninth Circuit panel told a Nevada judge to undo a restraining order that had forced the Review-Journal to print the Las Vegas Sun, shifting the fight over the papers’ joint operating deal. The ruling puts the future of the Sun’s print edition in legal limbo as appeals and district-court motions proceed.

Two Las Vegas residents were arrested after deputies say they found a safe and printing supplies tied to a multi-state bill‑washing operation. Authorities say the materials could produce about $1.25 million in counterfeit $100s.

F1 Las Vegas tickets go on public sale May 7 with an Amex presale May 5. Single-day general admission returns at $50.

Big Boy inside Terrible's Indian Springs Casino will close after five years. The diner's last day of service is March 31, 2026.

Caramella at Planet Hollywood blends 1970s‑Italy glamour with shareable pastas, Tuscan‑style steaks, cocktails and a candy‑shop speakeasy with patio Strip views.

A portion of Summerlin’s planned 90-acre Grand Park opened last Thursday, adding sports fields, courts and a splash pad to Grand Park Village. The new section is already being used for youth sports and family outings.

A pedestrian was killed late Saturday at North Rancho Drive and West Washington Avenue after a car struck them and the driver fled. Police located the vehicle and are investigating.

Homeowners at Del Webb at Lake Las Vegas say soils and retaining walls are shifting after mediation with PulteGroup failed. A judge will decide whether the case goes to court or arbitration on March 30.

A single-vehicle crash on I-11 north of Las Vegas killed one man Friday and closed all northbound lanes near the Snow Mountain interchange. Authorities say troopers are investigating.

Nevada gaming regulators told casinos how to round cash payouts when pennies run dry. Operators must publish their policies and can round to the nearest nickel; some may offer donation options.

Nevada State Police warned of a statewide smishing scam that pressures people to pay alleged fines via QR codes. Delete the texts, don’t scan, and report them.

A Clark County autism specialist has been arrested and charged with multiple child-sex offenses; the district has barred him from campus and a June hearing is set.