NDOT announces lane and shoulder closures on I-215 in Nevada for road improvements from December 8-12, affecting traffic and suggesting alternate routes.

Broken glass on I-15 led to traffic congestion and temporary lane closure in North Las Vegas; no crashes reported. Traffic flow resumed after cleanup.

SB165 creates a bachelor-level Behavioral Health and Wellness Practitioner license and directs roughly $6.4M to Nevada campuses for degrees, micro-credentials, scholarships and an in-state APA internship.

Richard Watson has been charged with murder after fatally shooting his girlfriend in Las Vegas, with their children present. Authorities used surveillance and technology to apprehend him.

Clark County officials unveiled the Jim McGaughey Detention Basin, a $21.3 million flood mitigation project in East Las Vegas, honoring the late assemblyman's legacy in proactive flood control.

Developers filed preliminary plans to convert the Grant Sawyer state office complex into for‑sale workforce housing; the Planning Commission will review the roughly 23‑acre proposal.

Las Vegas family loses $70k in belongings to a skilled burglar, with the crime caught on video. The thief stole designer items and police are seeking public assistance.

A judge denied the NFL's motions to dismiss Jon Gruden's lawsuit, allowing the former coach's case over leaked emails and his exit from the Raiders to proceed.

Culinary Workers Local 226 staged a sit‑in at Tropicana and University Center Wednesday; several protesters were arrested as traffic was blocked.

A Las Vegas man is facing federal charges after authorities say he attacked TSA officers and tried to stab police at Harry Reid International Airport; a hearing is set for Dec. 8.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed Senate Bill 7, providing medical coverage for lung diseases for first responders. The bill reinforces the existing presumption that such conditions are work-related for firefighters and police.

Pop-Up Produce Stands offer affordable, fresh produce in Las Vegas, accepting various payments like SNAP/EBT, and aid in addressing local food insecurity issues.

Insomnia Cookies is opening its first Henderson location next Saturday with a late-night grand opening and a limited free-delivery promo.