After a 4-3 loss in Anaheim the Golden Knights regrouped at City National Arena, leaning on William Karlsson’s return and depth ahead of Game 5. The series heads back to Las Vegas Tuesday night.

CCSD will pilot a feeder-pattern overhaul at Desert Pines and Western in 2026–27, using state funds to align pre-K, math strategists, tutoring and counseling across neighborhoods.

Sen. Jacky Rosen wants extreme heat added to the federal disaster list after a deadly, record‑breaking summer in Southern Nevada to unlock FEMA aid for cooling and relief.

Cobra Clutch, a froth-forward cocktail bar, is headed to Las Vegas' Arts District at 1201 S Main this spring; the team has already begun hiring.

A juvenile is in critical condition after being found in a Las Vegas pool; police and medics are on scene as investigators work to learn more.

Tyson Hampton pleaded guilty Thursday in the 2022 killing of LVMPD officer Truong Thai. Sentencing is scheduled for June.

California regulators blocked a deal to end contracts with the $2.2B Ivanpah plant, reopening a fight over federal loans, ratepayer costs and what happens to the Mojave site.

Las Vegas oncologists report certain cancers are appearing earlier and acting more aggressively in people in their 20s–40s, echoing national studies. Experts urge screening and more research.

Metro Pizza is opening a slice-first Sliceteria at The Bend this summer. The new shop will join a fast-growing lineup on Sunset Road in the Southwest Valley.

Nevada’s gaming regulators have approved new anti‑money‑laundering rules that tighten oversight of compliance officers, curb third‑party funding and expand reporting duties after a year of big fines on the Strip.

A convicted former Las Vegas sergeant was moved to an out‑of‑state prison after a 4–10 year sentence tied to fake arrests and child‑sex‑material charges.

Documents show Primm’s last full‑time casino will close July 4 and employer tenants were asked to vacate in early July, leaving staff with only weeks to move. State rapid‑response teams are being involved.

LVCVA president Steve Hill sketched a plan to fold the Vegas Loop into the Strip’s monorail corridor, removing tracks and reusing stations. The proposal could cut replacement costs but raises safety and oversight questions.