A formerly incarcerated Las Vegas man who faced $7,000 in medical debt after prison helped pass groundbreaking Nevada legislation canceling such debt for all released inmates.

Las Vegas housing defies logic as home prices hit record $485,000 despite inventory surging 54% year-over-year.

Las Vegas implements new pedestrian flashers, speed limits, and crossing guards at schools following the tragic death of 18-year-old McKenzie Scott. The $415,000 safety expansion comes as students return to classes Monday.

A mother, Christiann Ault, has been indicted on sexual and child abuse charges after a video call with the victim was reviewed by a grand jury. She pleaded not guilty with a trial set for April 6.

Two people were hospitalized after a mobile home fire in northeast Las Vegas Thursday morning, continuing a troubling pattern of incidents in the area.

Las Vegas mom Christiann Ault, leader of a parenting group, is indicted for child abuse, with her son testifying against her. The case raises concerns about trust in online communities. Ault pleads not guilty.

Boulder City issues an extreme heat warning and advises residents to stay hydrated, limit exposure, and look after each other, especially the vulnerable.

Las Vegas faces a heatwave with an Extreme Heat Watch; the Gifford Fire affects air quality, and the NWS advises caution for aviation and community heat risks.

NDOT announces the updated schedule for I-15 South Widening Project lane and ramp closures at night, causing disruptions for motorists from August 3-8.

The North Las Vegas Police are seeking help to find missing 19-year-old Laryia Reagor, who has autism and is at a developmental age of 9-12. She requires medication and was last seen on July 31.

A pedestrian was hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle in Henderson; the crash is under investigation with no details on the victim's condition. Traffic was affected for hours.

CCSD starts the school year with the fewest teacher vacancies in decades, down to 280 from over 1,000 last year, achieving a 97% staffing rate and 94.4% retention.

The Reno City Council approved investments in infrastructure including the Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility, street maintenance, and sewer systems, and discussed police facility impact fees and truck regulation amendments.