Clark County is seeking new members for its Rural Alliance Advisory Committee from Districts D, E, and G to help shape rural policy. Applications are accepted until April 8, 2025; appointments are set for May 6, 2025.

The Las Vegas Raiders lost defensive players Spillane, Moehrig, and Hobbs to free agency, signing with various teams for multi-year, multi-million dollar deals.

The North Las Vegas Fire Department announces the graduation of eight new firefighters, expressing commitment to community safety and family legacy in the profession.

North Las Vegas honors fallen Officer Raul P. Elizondo with a community event at Elizondo Elementary School, including a ceremony, classroom visits, and demonstrations.

One woman died and another was critically injured in a collision on the Cheyenne Road overpass at I-15 on Sunday, which led to road closures and an ongoing investigation.

Mexican and Salvadoran nationals charged with illegal reentry into the U.S. after previous deportations; they face up to 20 years in prison and fines.

Las Vegas prepares for twin weather systems bringing winds and rain next week, with gusty conditions starting this afternoon. The second system may cause significant disruptions.

Reno Police and Nevada Highway Patrol conducted a joint operation targeting speeders on McCarran, issuing 84 citations to address speeding-related fatal incidents.

Henderson City Hall hosts an art exhibition showcasing Hawaiian culture through the works of local artists, emphasizing the diaspora experience in Southern Nevada until May 12.

Two fires occurred in Spring Valley, with the Clark County Fire Department responding to blazes in apartment complexes on Flamingo Road and Arville Street. No injuries were reported and causes are under investigation.

A pedestrian was killed in Las Vegas by an impaired driver, marking the 35th traffic death in the area this year. The driver, Gerardo Lopez, ignored a red light and hit the pedestrian.

Nevada Moves Month promotes walking or biking to school to improve safety, health, and reduce traffic and pollution. The initiative encourages student participation and reminds drivers to be cautious.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas predicts gusty winds, light rain, and snow for higher elevations in Las Vegas, with modest accumulations above 8000 feet and lighter precipitation elsewhere.