Boulder City Hospital will convert to a Rural Emergency Hospital on May 1, 2026, ending inpatient stays and eliminating 71 positions while keeping a 24/7 ER.

Carrie Cox sued fellow councilman Jim Seebock, alleging he struck her at a 2024 City Hall meeting; Seebock denies the claim as other legal battles continue.

A four-story medical office and parking garage is planned at Wellness Way and Shadow Lane, potentially adding Class A medical space and retail to the UNLV-adjacent Medical District.

Two Red Rock rescues over the weekend left climbers stranded but safe. LVMPD warns stuck ropes and wind make descents risky and urges extra planning.

Las Vegas police refreshed public details in the unsolved 1983 killing of 31-year-old Karen Hobbs McLaughlin, urging tips in the decades-old case. Detectives say the attacker was likely someone she knew.

For the first time, six women — including Mayor Shelley Berkley — now lead the seven-member Las Vegas City Council as the city kicks off Women’s History Month.

Court filings and video show a CCSD school bus slowing before it struck a man on an e-scooter; the rider, identified as Shad D'Anjou, has sued the district. The suit alleges the driver failed to yield.

A watchdog review found Clark County and LVMPD paid nearly $19 million in 2025 on settlements and attorneys’ fees, led by several multimillion‑dollar civil‑rights payouts.

The Senate approved a bill to let SNWA tunnel a roughly $2B pipeline under Sloan Canyon and expand the conservation area by about 9,290 acres; it now goes to the president.

A North Las Vegas couple says a man crawled through their doggy door, stayed overnight and was arrested; police charged him with trespassing and burglary.

Redfin data shows Las Vegas homes sat about 78 days on the market in January, up sharply year over year and giving buyers more leverage. Sellers are facing longer listing windows ahead of spring.

Police and federal agents searched a west Las Vegas home in a possible marijuana grow-house investigation; neighbors reported a strong odor and equipment was removed.

A Las Vegas judge denied the NFL's bid to pause discovery in Jon Gruden's lawsuit, clearing the way for a yearlong document phase that could reveal who leaked the emails.