Boring Co. president Steve Davis said the company "will own our mistakes" after firefighter chemical-burn reports, a $500K water-district fine and questions about rescinded OSHA citations.

A motorcyclist was fatally injured after a vehicle failed to yield on Buffalo Drive in northwest Las Vegas. Metro police say the driver showed no signs of impairment.

Jack Eichel scored in OT for a 6-5 Vegas win over Toronto after Tomas Hertl's last-second goal forced OT; Marner and Stone excelled, Nylander injured.

Shane Hennen is indicted in a sports gambling and game-rigging scheme that involved bribing NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association players to underperform.

Commissioner Kirkpatrick invites exhibitors for Clark County's Kids Safety Fair, focused on child safety education, with no sales allowed and free participation.

Clark County opened applications for a $750,000 grant program for Spring Mountain Chinatown, offering up to $75,000 per project. The first‑come application window runs through March 15.

The Las Vegas LGBTQ+ Center's federal funding for mental health services was briefly cut, then restored within 24 hours, ensuring continuity of their critical support programs.

Penn and Teller are celebrating 25 years at the Rio, a residency that helped reshape Vegas headliners and now includes civic honors and a near‑nightly local institution. The duo remain creatively active even after five decades together.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office in Nevada detailed their December activities, including 409 service calls, 114 traffic stops, and 19 arrests, while highlighting $81,064.80 revenue from housing 29 inmates.

A new WalletHub study ranks Nevada 47th for raising a family, calling out high child-care costs, weak socioeconomics and low education scores despite strong family-fun marks.

Famed Hogs & Heifers is back in downtown Las Vegas with a limited pop-up at the Plaza while owners build a new Main Street saloon.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford highlights 71 lawsuits filed against the Trump administration, with a strong record of 40 wins out of 51 decisions, asserting a defense against federal overreach.

A significant brush fire in Henderson prompted evacuations and damaged homes, with emergency services working to contain it. No injuries were reported.