Nancy Bernstein, ex‑wife of slain attorney Dennis Prince, sued the Houston family and their former firm this month, alleging knowledge and inaction tied to the 2024 Summerlin shooting. The complaint points to threatening messages and seeks a jury trial.

A nearly 12,000‑sq‑ft Summit Club estate at 10911 Discovery Peak Ct. sold for $22.5M, the top Las Vegas sale of 2026 so far.

Wind advisory in effect through Saturday evening with gusts and blowing dust. Temperatures head into the 80s early next week.

Culinary Union members picketed Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to demand higher pay, stronger job protections and predictable annual raises during contract talks.

A $23 million overhaul set for June will repair failing pipelines under Stephanie Street and repave the corridor, bringing roughly 15 months of lane restrictions through September 2027.

After a packed outreach meeting, officials paused proposed septic regulations and scheduled extra sessions to see whether Clark County can limit parts of the state law.

HSI and LVMPD say more than 100 pounds of meth were seized during a March 4 traffic stop in Las Vegas; a suspect was booked into Clark County jail.

A pedestrian was killed Wednesday evening after being struck on Twain Avenue near Hazelwood. Police say the driver remained and impairment is not suspected.

Virgin River Casino & Lodge has opened 88 Seats, a chef‑led Chinese restaurant in Mesquite with lunch and dinner service and a daily “golden seat” surprise. Reservations are available on OpenTable.

Southern Nevada Art Museum opened a permanent fine‑art home at 1029 S. Main Street with a March 6 First Friday preview and a mid‑May grand celebration.

Prosecutors say DNA from under Lesly Palacio’s fingernails matches Erick Rangel‑Ibarra and have asked to upgrade the charges; a March 12 hearing is set.

Nevada AG Aaron Ford and Maryland AG Anthony Brown led a coalition of state officials opposing a Department of Education rule that narrows which graduate programs qualify for larger federal loans. They warned the change could worsen nurse and allied-health shortages, especially in rural areas.

CCSD’s draft facility plan lays out rebuilds, conversions and short‑term repairs as the district confronts a $15B repair bill with only $3.6B in bond funds.