Dan Mullen is set to become UNLV's head football coach, succeeding Barry Odom, with ESPN sources reporting an agreement in principle on a five-year deal, awaiting formal finalization.

A pedestrian, Margaret Murphy, has died from her injuries after a late November vehicle collision in southwest Las Vegas, marking the 152nd traffic fatality in the area this year.

Nevada met federal work participation requirements for TANF across all categories for the first time, indicating progress in aiding families towards financial stability.

LVMPD responded to a commotion in Las Vegas involving Luis Sanchez-Gomez wielding a bat, which led to officers using non-lethal and lethal force when he advanced on them with weapons.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a car in Las Vegas. It happened near East Flamingo Road and Koval Lane, marking the city's 149th traffic death in the year.

Cactus Park Elementary in Las Vegas has completed an expansion, adding a farm to its campus to support a holistic curriculum that includes wellness and sustainability.

Isaac Laushaul Jr. was arrested for the torture and killing of a dog, with LVMPD charging him with animal cruelty. Various units, including the U.S. Marshals, collaborated in the investigation.

A man was shot dead in a Henderson shopping center parking lot, with no suspects outstanding and no public threat, marking the area's second similar incident.

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum showcases global holiday traditions in its "December to Remember" exhibition, featuring festive displays, workshops, and performances.

Las Vegas is expected to enjoy warm weather through the weekend, with a cooling trend and potential first freeze arriving early next week, continuing a dry spell that could reach 150 days.

Henderson City Council approves a pilot Trap-Neuter-Release program for stray cats, led by Henderson Cats and Heaven Can Wait Society, starting January 1.

The West Henderson Hospital, part of The Valley Health System, opened on December 3rd, providing 150 beds, a 36-bay ER, and specialty facilities in Las Vegas. It's built with expansion in mind, near the Las Vegas Raiders' headquarters.

Margaret Rudin might have her 2001 murder conviction vacated, after serving nearly 20 years, as a Nevada judge considers dismissing the charges. Her lawsuit against the state for wrongful incarceration is ongoing.