Henderson authorities found a body in a search area for a missing person; early indications suggest no foul play. Identity and cause of death await confirmation.

Las Vegas hosts a Walk of Honor on May 23 for residents to honor fallen military personnel, with flags, a speech by Major CJ Wilkinson, and candles provided while supplies last.

Las Vegas winds are set to decrease, leading to cooler temperatures and potential isolated showers and thunderstorms. The National Weather Service predicts a calm before weather changes again later in the week.

Las Vegas restaurant Cathedrale is set to permanently close on May 31 after a year of operation, with no future plans for the space announced by MGM Resorts International.

A recent shooting in Las Vegas near Fremont Street and Bruce has left one person critically injured. The LVMPD is actively investigating the incident.

Mexican national with prior deportations charged with illegal reentry into the U.S. and faces up to 10 years in prison.

North Las Vegas honors outstanding educators with "Innovative Teaching Awards," now in its third year, recognizing teachers who utilize creative classroom methods. Mayor Goynes-Brown, a former educator, emphasizes appreciation for teachers' efforts.

The article discusses the Las Vegas court hearing of DUI suspect Keenan Jackson, the District Attorney's call for harsher DUI laws, and the local response to the fatal accident involving student McKenzie Scott.

Sunny weather and a potential heatwave with record temperatures are forecasted for Las Vegas after rain in northwest Arizona, with a cooling trend expected by next Tuesday.

Clark County invites residents to apply for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Citizen Review Board to oversee police complaints; applicants should be committed and without felony convictions.

Henderson implements e-bike regulations for public spaces, allowing pedal-assist bikes on trails, but restricting throttle bikes to areas for motorized vehicles.

Fatal crash in Las Vegas kills a pedestrian; the 59th traffic death this year, with driver arrested for impairment.

Las Vegas is set for another day of storms with lightning, gusty winds, and rain, per the National Weather Service. Conditions will improve later in the week with a warming trend.