Two pedestrians were killed in separate incidents involving trucks in Las Vegas; one near Downtown and another on I-15. Both victims died of their injuries after being hit outside of crosswalks.

Las Vegas invites storytellers to participate in the "Statute of Limitations" StorySLAM event, with workshops and performances exploring themes of time.

A former program director says Moriah Behavioral Health billed Medicaid for undelivered services and prioritized census over safety, according to court filings. The dispute has drawn state revocation notices and inspections.

Reno's 2026 Junior Ranger Program offers outdoor learning opportunities for all ages to explore parks and earn a ranger badge, with two monthly activities and no RSVP required.

Clark County Nevada announces the opening of the Outside Agency Grant application period for non-profits to support vulnerable citizens for fiscal year 2026/2027. Applications close on February 12, 2026.

Sen. Fabian Doate says he was blindsided after finding language that suggests Nevada may ask USDA to bar candy and sugary drinks from SNAP benefits.

Reno initiates a School Zone Flashing Beacon Project to install 114 flashing beacons at 35 school zones, funded by federal, CDBG, and local sources, aiming to enhance student safety.

An anonymous foster parent says her Las Vegas foster son was promoted despite being unable to read, as Legal Aid files dozens of complaints accusing CCSD of failing dyslexic students.

The Las Vegas Historic Westside is set to receive new developments, including The Good Word Market Hall and shareDowntown Westside, aimed at revitalizing the area with new residences, retail, and a market hall.

NDOW celebrates the successful restoration of a crucial refuge pond for the endangered Pahranagat roundtail chub, with 1,000 hatchery-reared fish ready to repopulate.

A propane truck and pickup truck collided in North Las Vegas, causing significant traffic delays and road closures, with no immediate report of injuries.

A man says a hole in a fence at Main Street Station let him onto tracks, where a train caused partial amputations. He has sued Boyd Gaming and Union Pacific.

The Reno Police arrested Jason Baker after responding to gunfire reports, finding firearms, body armor, and marijuana at his home, leading to multiple charges.