A Frontier Airlines flight landed safely in Las Vegas after emitting smoke and flames, with all crew and passengers unharmed; an investigation into the cause is underway.

The Clark County School District is facing an estimated $20 million deficit, with potential staff cuts and spending reductions looming. Increased litigation and cybersecurity expenses have contributed to the shortfall.

Las Vegas police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near Tropicana and Koval. No officer injuries were reported, and the circumstances are under examination.

A CCSD employee was arrested for unlawful contact with a minor and placed on unpaid leave pending an investigation.

NDOT announces weekend closure of southbound I-15 in Las Vegas for paving operations, with advised detours and real-time updates available via their app, social media, and hotline.

The Department of Justice awarded over $16 million in grants to support victims of gender-based violence in Nevada, reinforcing national strategies against such violence.

State Superintendent Jhone Ebert demands clarity on CCSD's budget issues and considers appointing a compliance monitor ahead of potential state intervention.

Officials at Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas, plan major expansion and second airport to meet rising air travel demand, reconfiguring terminals and roadways.

Henderson announces a variety of family-friendly Halloween events, including Spooky Birds, Little Villains Ball, Zombie 5K, Trunk or Treat, Pet Trick-or-Treat Walk, and Teenie Weenie Halloweenie, with details available on their website.

Parents sue Clark County School District for failing to provide adequate special education services, claiming a systemic denial of federally mandated education rights.

The Boulder City Police Department warns locals about a scam related to the Art in the Park event, urging them not to send money to fraudulent solicitors.

The Nevada Commission for Persons who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing is hosting town hall meetings to discuss legislative proposals and gather community input.

Clark County has activated cooling centers due to a late-season heat wave, as the NWS issued an Excessive Heat Warning. Measures are urged to combat health risks from the persistent heat.