A new CDC analysis shows childhood vaccine coverage has slipped and Nevada toddlers are lagging. Local doctors, SNHD clinics and a new UNLV coalition are pushing outreach and clinics.

Shareholders backed a $1.16B sale‑leaseback with VICI that moves seven Nevada casinos — including The STRAT — into VICI’s portfolio and paves the way for Golden to go private if approvals come through.

Foundations are being poured at Midtown Las Vegas in the Arts District, pushing the long‑planned mixed‑use project from ceremonial groundbreaking into heavy construction.

Gov. Joe Lombardo declined to sign Nevada's Cesar Chavez Day proclamation as new abuse allegations prompt a statewide review of the holiday.

Whole new neighborhoods of rental houses are rising in Southwest Las Vegas, offering turnkey three‑ and four‑bed homes with yards and on‑site management at rents near $2,500. The product is pitched as a middle ground for families priced out of buying.

A Nevada man was indicted in Las Vegas on federal charges alleging attempted live-stream sexual exploitation of children and receipt of child sexual abuse material.

A pole-mounted equipment failure knocked out power to parts of Henderson on Monday, leaving more than 1,300 customers without electricity and closing Pinecrest Academy — Cadence for the day.

Highs near 94°F Sunday with gusty south‑southwest winds across the valley. Cooler, breezy weather is expected by midweek.

Las Vegas will climb into the mid‑90s Saturday as an early March heat streak continues. Expect gusty afternoon winds and limited overnight relief.

Dig It! Coffee Co., the Arts District cafe that hires adults of all abilities, will close its Casino Center location on April 26 as the owner searches for a new home.

Police are investigating after a man was shot and killed in east Las Vegas. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact LVMPD's Homicide Section.

Las Vegas homicide detectives are working a scene in the 8200 block of Cupertino Heights Way in the city's southwest valley. Officials have released few details as investigators collect evidence.

A surge of hyperscale data centers is testing Nevada’s power grid and water supplies, and state committees are gathering facts that could shape 2027 rules.