The New York Times finds Gymkhana's headline dishes mostly deliver at ARIA, even as service and diner reaction remain mixed.

NFL sources say owners are poised to approve Las Vegas as the host of Super Bowl LXIII at next week’s league meetings in Phoenix.

Two White Castle locations in the Las Vegas Valley will close as the chain buys the rest from a local licensee, reshaping late‑night slider options on the Strip and in Henderson.

A Reno man was sentenced to five years in federal prison after a CyberTip led investigators to thousands of child‑sexual‑abuse images and videos on his phones.

An assistant principal at a Las Vegas charter school was arrested Monday on multiple child‑abuse charges; police say they are seeking additional possible victims.

Dr. Victor Wakefield has sketched a five‑point plan centered on pre‑K, early literacy and accountability as districts wrestle with budget shortfalls.

A woman was wounded in a shooting near Pennwood and Decatur; a suspect was taken into custody and detectives are investigating.

More Las Vegas homeowners are converting unsold listings into rentals, boosting owner‑leased supply and forcing new landlords to navigate legal and management duties. Local and national data show the trend is part of a broader market shift.

Henderson police halted a half‑million‑dollar transfer and helped a senior recover savings and gold after scammers threatened her with arrest. Local authorities say quick reporting made the difference.

Marquee Dayclub reopens with a refreshed rooftop and Martin Garrix headlining the grand‑reopening celebration.

Marker 40, a 300-square-foot family-run micro-bar, is due to open at 14 W Wyoming in the Arts District this May with cocktails, snacks and a rooftop view of the Stratosphere.

NDOT posted a photo gallery tracing decades of highway projects — from Spaghetti Bowl work to Pyramid Way and Reno’s US‑395 extension.

The Las Vegas Review‑Journal sued Clark County to unseal internal investigation files tied to public‑works contracting and a former county official’s wife. The paper says the county improperly withheld the records as personnel files.