Las Vegas will hit about 105°F today and Tuesday. Clark County cooling stations are open for those who need relief.

Two fights forced organizers to close the Great American Foodie Fest early Saturday at Desert Breeze Park. Organizers denied reports of a shooting and said the festival is set to resume Sunday.

A woman was stabbed near the North Las Vegas Airport Friday; a second woman was taken into custody and the victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

CCSD trustees voted May 7 to loosen graduation regalia rules after a lawsuit over a "Black Girl Magic" stole. The changes drop mandatory pre‑approval, allow up to five stoles and create an appeal path.

Wynn’s Strip properties helped push first-quarter revenue to $1.86 billion and net income to $120.5 million, while the company keeps returning cash to shareholders.

At CUT inside The Venetian, Wolfgang Puck cooked his mother's cheese ravioli while son Byron served modern reinterpretations — a symbolic handoff in the family's restaurant group.

Erika Ballou resigned Wednesday and signed a consent order that permanently bars her from serving on Nevada's bench, resolving a months‑long disciplinary case. The commission filed the stipulation with the state Supreme Court.

A stolen vehicle fleeing police struck a bus stop near Bonanza and Eastern Wednesday morning, injuring a bystander and prompting Metro to detain two people.

Hyde Lounge at T‑Mobile Arena announced a permanent closure last Wednesday, ending a ten‑year run as the arena’s tower‑level VIP spot. Future plans for the space remain unannounced.

Vice President Kamala Harris will join Aaron Ford in Las Vegas Thursday for a fireside-chat appearance as Nevada's primary approaches.

Sunny start; highs near 87°F today and a rapid warm-up this week. Triple-digit heat looks likely Sunday–Tuesday — plan ahead and know cooling resources.

Southwest is adding new nonstops from Las Vegas to Mexico, Costa Rica, Alaska and Hawaii over the next 10 months and increasing frequencies on dozens of routes. The changes start this summer and continue into spring 2027.

Nevada's Legislative Police have set up a special protection unit to guard lawmakers at town halls, public events and homes after a rise in threats. Officials say the unit will centralize security and threat assessment for state legislators.