The Indiana Fever ended a 16-game losing streak against the Las Vegas Aces with an 81-54 victory, led by Kelsey Mitchell's 25 points and Aliya Boston's 20.

NDOT is in the final phase of a sign replacement project in Las Vegas, updating signs from I-515 to I-11. Overnight closures are planned for minimal traffic disruption.

North Las Vegas City Council approved rezoning for new home construction to aid Windsor Park residents affected by sinking land, signaling progress for the community.

Las Vegas police investigate a shooting near Charleston Boulevard and Bruce Street; a suspect was swiftly apprehended, with no immediate details on injuries or motives.

Reno invites residents to workshops guiding the city's future, covering topics like safety and housing, ensuring inclusivity with Spanish assistance. Mayor Schieve emphasizes the value of diverse perspectives.

The National Weather Service predicts storms, strong winds, and potential fire hazards in Las Vegas, with drier conditions expected heading into the holiday weekend.

The appointment of Lt. Jason Elfberg to oversee training at Clark County School District Police was revoked due to public controversy over his past use of force on a student.

The Damboree in Boulder City will have a shorter fireworks display due to a deadly explosion at the Chinese fireworks factory that supplied them. Other festivities will continue as planned.

Five people were hospitalized after a house fire in Henderson, with one in critical condition and two officers treated for smoke inhalation. Cause under investigation.

Henderson Little League sends three girls' softball teams to the Nevada State Championship, marking a historic moment for the league and youth sports.

Las Vegas is set to have its hottest day of the week before temperatures cool down, with chances of showers and thunderstorms in the region later in the week, according to the NWS.

Michael Edgell is appointed the new colonel for the Nevada State Police Highway Patrol, with a focus on integrity and public safety, despite staffing challenges.

The Palms Casino Resort's general manager, Stephen Thayer, has left his position less than a year after taking the role, with details of his departure undisclosed.