Las Vegas faces strong winds and potential travel disruptions due to a Pacific System, with a High Wind Warning in effect until Sunday and gusts up to 69 mph reported. Higher elevation snowfall is also expected, and temperatures may fluctuate.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-2, with Ilya Samsonov making 38 saves, while the Senators faced their fourth straight loss despite efforts to rally.

A pursuit of robbery suspects in Las Vegas ended in a crash causing minor injuries and leading to three arrests.

Nevada's State Infrastructure Bank approved a $25M loan for the Desert Pines Project in East Las Vegas, aiming to create over 1,000 affordable homes and numerous community facilities.

A wrongful death lawsuit accuses Resorts World and others of negligence in the death of Christopher Tapp, allegedly attacked by Daniel Rodimer at a Halloween party.

A car hit a water valve in Henderson, causing a geyser and traffic disruptions. No injuries were reported, and officials managed the scene and cleanup.

Thousands of dancers performed a flash mob at Westgate Las Vegas to honor Elvis Presley, marking the anniversaries of his shows and Vegas Dance Explosion.

A single-vehicle crash on I-215 near the Airport Connector in Nevada resulted in the death of 31-year-old Alexandro Guardado. Investigations are ongoing.

A juvenile died in a motorcycle crash in Pahrump involving an off-road motorcycle and a Chevrolet Suburban. Visibility issues possibly contributed to the collision.

Michele Fiore appeals her suspension as Justice of the Peace following a wire fraud conviction for misusing funds intended for a fallen officers memorial.

LVMPD Assistant Sheriff Koren briefed on a shooting involving Officer Bookman and homeowner Durham, who was fatally shot amid a confrontation with Boudreaux, now facing multiple charges. An internal LVMPD review is ongoing.

Hospitality workers at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas have launched a strike for higher wages and workplace protections, affecting the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Deandra Michelle Smith pleaded guilty to unemployment insurance fraud while on pretrial release for a similar offense, facing a potential 35-year prison sentence.