Las Vegas is set for a hot end to September with temperatures expected to rise due to an upper-level ridge. Dry conditions will continue without any cooling showers, and heat risk levels will increase, especially in desert valleys.

Clark County Election Department seeks poll workers, especially bilingual ones, for the 2024 General Election. Volunteers are urged to help during Early Voting and on Election Day.

The LVMPD seeks public help to find a suspect linked to over 20 burglaries targeting Las Vegas restaurants and businesses, urging tip-offs via phone or email.

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight chance of showers in Las Vegas, with a trough bringing cooler temperatures before a warmer, drier weekend.

LVMPD honors the life of Officer Victor Hunter, who joined the force with his son, marking a first for the department. Hunter, a former Vons manager, passed away following an incident at work.

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with an exhibition, cultural events, and educational activities highlighting Hispanic traditions.

Las Vegas celebrates Mexican Independence Day with vibrant events across the city, featuring traditional mariachi music, folkloric dances, and gourmet Mexican cuisine.

The NWS has issued a wind advisory for Las Vegas, forecasting strong winds, a temperature drop, and possible light showers and isolated thunderstorms through Monday.

Starting Sept. 23, resurfacing on State Route 339 south of Yerington will cause travel delays until November, with work from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays.

The City of Henderson's City Hall has been transformed into an art gallery featuring the works of its employees, an initiative praised by the Visual and Public Arts Supervisor.

Las Vegas faces heightened wildfire risk with gusty winds, while the NWS notes potential for a temperature record amid smoke conditions. Cooling temperatures expected later in the week with uncertainty regarding tropical moisture for next week.

The "Remembering 1 October" exhibit in Las Vegas features artifacts from the 2017 mass shooting, celebrating community strength and remembrance from Sept. 30 to Oct. 10.

A tourist named Scott A. from Omaha, Nebraska won a $1.62 million jackpot playing Pai Gow Poker at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, aiming to invest his windfall.