A powerful weather system will bring gusty winds and temperature drops to Las Vegas with a High Wind Warning in effect for several areas, including potential for hazardous conditions and light snow in high terrain.

Las Vegas celebrated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 2025, recognizing the dedication of officers with a community event at Wayne Bunker Park, as reported by LVMPD on Facebook.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 5-2, with Mark Stone and other players contributing key goals and Ilya Samsonov blocking 23 shots.

The Nevada State Police enforced their "Drive sober, or it’s over" campaign during the New Year, arresting 49 for DUIs out of 1,358 traffic stops in a single day.

The Clark County School District settled with parents over a student's explicit assignment, agreeing to a $25,000 payment and additional teacher training.

A DUI driver with a child passenger was arrested after a deadly crash with a motorcycle in southeast Las Vegas, resulting in the motorcyclist's death.

A person with a knife barricaded themselves on a Las Vegas bus, leading to road closures and a police negotiation, ending peacefully with the suspect's custody.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Las Vegas, highlighting a dry spell with occasional breezes, above-normal temperatures, and low chances of rain for the upcoming week.

The Culinary Union rejected Virgin Hotels Las Vegas' call for arbitration amidst a strike, with the union organizing events like Noche Cubana to support protesting workers.

Dave Kaval has resigned as president of the Oakland Athletics amid the team's plans to move to Las Vegas, with Sandy Dean taking over as interim president.

A mountain biker was rescued by LVMPDSAR after fracturing their ankle on a trail near Blue Diamond, thanks to the swift deployment of their helicopter, AIR3.

Las Vegas police investigated a suspicious package downtown, causing road closures and detours, which were lifted in the early evening after the package was deemed empty.

The Boulder City Police Department uses a humorous Facebook post to remind drivers to slow down during the holidays and follow Nevada's traffic laws for safety.