NV Energy warned Mount Charleston residents that de‑energization is highly likely June 6–7 as high winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk.

STEM magnet and career-technical academies in Clark County are drawing rising applications and enrollment even as the broader district declines.

Summerlin's 32nd Patriotic Parade returns July 4 to honor America's 250th with giant balloons, historical floats and local pro teams.

Switch is reportedly lining up a multibillion fundraise that could value the Las Vegas data‑center company at $50B+, a move tied to the AI infrastructure boom.

Jardin at Encore has closed after nearly 10 years on the Strip. Wynn says the garden room will be redeveloped into an American restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Henderson has wrapped a $100M overhaul of its Kurt R. Segler Water Reclamation Facility, adding a 12M-gallon nutrient basin and new filtration to boost capacity. City officials say the upgrades will help protect Lake Mead and expand reclaimed-water options.

HELP of Southern Nevada launched the 15th annual HELP2O drive to collect bottled water and cooling supplies after local health data showed hundreds of heat‑related deaths. The campaign funnels donations to outreach teams serving people living outdoors.

A 52-year-old West Jordan man died after his Oldsmobile rolled on I-80 near West Wendover. Troopers say he was thrown from the vehicle and was not wearing a seat belt.

A Carson City judge on May 29 issued a preliminary injunction that bars Polymarket from offering event‑contract markets to Nevada residents as the state presses enforcement. The move deepens a national legal fight over whether prediction markets are regulated as derivatives or as gambling.

Meráki is opening two more Las Vegas-area restaurants — one in the Arts District and another near St. Rose/Spencer — expanding the local Greek chain's footprint.

Chef Tyler Vorce will move Lilli from its Durango residency to a permanent Chinatown location, wrapping the pop-up next Sunday.

A Las Vegas resident was sentenced to 27 months and ordered to pay $276,153 after prosecutors say he moved coins stolen from a Helena shop to Nevada.

A new CCSD efficiency study pegs potential central‑office savings at $34M in year one and up to $79M annually within five years, with trustees set to review recommendations next week.