Clear and warm Sunday in Las Vegas with highs near 75°F. Expect a cooler, breezy system to arrive beginning Tuesday with mountain snow possible.

Boyd Gaming says Cadence Crossing in Henderson will open in late March, replacing Jokers Wild with a 10,000‑sq‑ft gaming floor and about 450 slot machines. The build is designed to expand as the Cadence neighborhood grows.

A motorcyclist died after a collision with a pickup at Russell Road and Stephanie Street Wednesday night. Police closed nearby lanes while they investigated.

Cliff Atkinson will take over as CEO of the Fremont Street Experience on Feb. 17, bringing decades of Vegas hospitality experience to downtown's canopy.

Lawmakers convened a state committee on Tuesday seeking answers about the Vegas Loop but got letters from The Boring Company and the governor’s office instead. Regulators answered questions as lawmakers pressed for stronger oversight.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford joined 18 attorneys general in opposing a federal rollback of nursing‑home staffing standards, warning the change threatens resident safety.

Richmond American closed on 18.4 acres south of Blue Diamond after Clark County approved a 99‑lot plan that neighbors say will strip the area of its rural character.

Top Chef alum Alex Reznik will open Hayworth in Henderson on Feb. 26, a 4,200‑sq‑ft spot with Jewish‑inspired dishes, an 80‑seat dining room and cocktails by Giuseppe González.

Gemma will add 337 apartments and ground‑floor retail at Third & California in Las Vegas’ Arts District, with city and developer materials pointing to a spring 2026 opening.

Las Vegas police and the FBI executed a search warrant near East Washington and Hollywood Boulevard. Investigators in protective gear asked the public to avoid the area.

Hooded thieves hit three Southwest Las Vegas card shops; one owner estimates about $50,000 in stolen hobby boxes and managers are tightening security.

A motorcyclist died after a late-night crash near the Historic Westside; Washington Avenue was closed for hours while police investigated.

Shirley Raines, the founder of Beauty 2 The Streetz, died at 58. Her nonprofit served homeless communities and she was CNN's 2021 Hero of the Year. No foul play is suspected; autopsy results are pending.