Sorry, Not Sorry Creamery will open a new Eastern Beltway shop at 2390 E. Serene Ave on May 9 with opening-day giveaways for early customers.

Police responded to a midday shooting near Arville and Sahara; Metro said no injuries were reported and detectives remained on scene. The investigation is active.

Harry Reid International handled 4.64 million passengers in March, leaving year‑to‑date traffic down about 5% as international travel slumped.

Federal prosecutors in Las Vegas charged repeat deportees with illegal reentry; the DOJ names four in its release while the U.S. Attorney’s X post referenced five.

Nye County deputies say twin brothers were arrested after a Pahrump Valley High School student was found semi‑conscious; investigators report seizing THC vape pens and suspected meth.

Two survivors have sued Boyd Gaming and Station Casinos, alleging their properties turned a blind eye to trafficking linked to Nathan Chasing Horse.

SNWA's summer watering schedule runs May 1–Aug. 31: sprinklers banned 11 a.m.–7 p.m. and no Sunday watering. Violations can trigger water‑waste fees.

Two people were arrested and two firearms were recovered after a lockdown at Canyon Springs High School in North Las Vegas, officials said.

MGM, Caesars, Circa and the Plaza are bundling meals, drinks and attractions into up‑front 'all‑inclusive' packages this spring as Las Vegas chases price‑sensitive visitors.

Mayor Shelley Berkley praised Meow Wolf and its Omega Mart after TIME placed the company on its 2026 top‑10 travel list. The nod underscores Las Vegas’s growing appetite for immersive attractions.

Tacos Del Rio has opened at the Rio Hotel & Casino, serving birria tacos, queso fundido, chile relleno and a shareable burrito. The menu and hours are online.

Gusty southwest winds will kick up across Las Vegas Sunday with a slight chance of spotty showers. A Wind Advisory remains in effect for nearby desert areas.

Boulder City High briefly locked down after a reported weapon prompted a district sweep; officials say the report was false and students were safe. Local authorities continued to follow standard safety protocols.