Commissioner Gibson will host a ceremony at the Las Vegas sign, illuminated in purple and gold for National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, to highlight youth homelessness.

Reno's annual Veterans Day Parade on November 11, themed "Service to Our Nation," honors military members with a downtown event starting at 11:11 a.m.

The lawsuit by Ferraro's Ristorante and others against the Las Vegas Grand Prix organizers was dismissed, allowing for potential future action. Cases by other businesses were also dismissed or settled.

A fatal crash occurred on US50 near Spooner Summit, leading to the closure of eastbound lanes as Nevada State Police investigate.

North Las Vegas announces its third annual Thanksgiving turkey giveaway, providing free turkeys and bread to 500 families on November 22 at Liberty Park, with assistance from city council members and volunteers.

A man died in a mobile home fire in Henderson, with neighbors recalling an explosion and fireball. No foul play is suspected as investigations continue.

An early-morning crash on City Parkway near Ogden and Main Street hospitalized one person and forced road closures that snarled the downtown commute.

A driver in Las Vegas sustained severe injuries and was arrested for DUI after their car crashed into an RTC bus. Three bus passengers suffered minor injuries; the bus driver was unimpaired. The police are investigating the accident.

Overnight lane reductions and pedestrian‑bridge closures are under way on the Las Vegas Strip as crews build the F1 street circuit; expect tighter traffic windows and follow official alerts.

A multi-vehicle crash on southbound I-11 near Galleria Drive in Henderson left one hospitalized, caused traffic delays, and blocked all lanes before clearing.

GlowFest, a new walk-through light festival, is set to open in Las Vegas this winter with themed installations, a parade and a food festival.

A witness told a Clark County grand jury the accused shooter had been 'disgusted' with the victim. Jurors are weighing whether to return an indictment in the Las Vegas slaying.

A federal shutdown pushed air traffic controllers to work without pay, triggering ground stops and systemwide delays at major U.S. airports.