North Las Vegas completed a $13.5 million elevated water tank at Apex Industrial Complex to boost water supply for businesses, serving as a stopgap until the Garnet Valley project in 2028.

A pedestrian was killed in Las Vegas during an illegal street race when hit by a car on February 19, 2025. The driver was arrested for reckless driving.

Nevada legislators consider tax credits for film studios, with SB 220 aiming to build a Warner Bros. campus and create jobs, amidst debate over economic impact and resource allocation.

The CC-215 Beltway in Las Vegas will be fully closed for 24 hours from Feb. 28 to March 1 for Peace Way bridge construction, impacting local traffic with advised detours.

Henderson community petitions for reinstating Police Chief Hollie Chadwick following her unexplained leave, with concerns about leadership stability and public safety.

Las Vegas police are searching for a suspect after two people were injured in a shooting near Sahara and Eastern avenues, with both victims expected to survive.

Las Vegas forecast indicates seasonal temperatures with gusty winds during the work week and a warming trend over the weekend. Winds may affect boating on Lake Mohave. No significant precipitation is expected.

A woman was found dead from a gunshot in a Las Vegas home after a party; police are investigating and have urged the public to provide any information.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed AB 171 to address egg prices, temporarily allowing non-cage-free egg sales.

Las Vegas is expected to receive rain and mountain snow, ending a 214-day dry spell, with gusty winds and varied precipitation levels forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Commissioner William McCurdy II is hosting a 'Know Your Rights' Immigration Town Hall in Las Vegas to inform immigrants about their rights and connect them with resources.

LVMPD arrested Anjele McCullough for a fatal shooting in Spring Valley; he faces murder and felony charges and is held at Clark County Detention Center.

Nevada reports its first human case of the H5N1 bird flu, prompting increased measures by agricultural officials while CDC assesses public risk as low.