Two teens were sentenced for the second-degree murder of a retired police chief in Las Vegas, receiving 20 years to life and 18 years to life, respectively.

A Touro University Nevada study found vigorous exercise boosts POMC binding to extracellular vesicles, allowing hormone precursors to cross blood‑brain barriers — a possible link to mood and metabolic changes.

The ACLU is challenging the DOJ's lawsuit seeking Nevada voter data, citing privacy rights concerns and potential misuse for mass purges or a national database.

Accidents on I-11 near Las Vegas caused delays. The northbound collision involved a tractor-trailer and blocked two lanes. The southbound incident's details are unclear. No injuries were reported. Traffic resumed normally after lanes reopened.

Teacher Kristina Carmona received a new Toyota RAV4 at the Rally in the Valley event as recognition for her dedication to her special education students.

The DOJ is suing Nevada for not providing voter registration lists, citing violation of election laws. Concerns over data security are noted amid wider debates on election integrity.

Las Vegas unveils "Neon Nights & Holiday Lights," a festive event starting Dec. 14 with a Christmas tree lighting, Santa visits, a Menorah for Hanukkah, and local shopping under the Fremont Street canopy.

A Henderson burger shop blends chorizo, chilaquiles and smashburger technique into compact, wallet‑friendly sandwiches that are earning local buzz.

T-Mobile Arena has signed a multiyear partnership with Zoox to bring robotaxi pick‑ups, dedicated lanes and in‑arena wayfinding early next year.

Henderson Fire Department invites 16-24 year-olds to an orientation for its Explorer Program, offering training and career pathways in firefighting and EMS.

Reno prepares for a Menorah Lighting Ceremony on December 14 to celebrate Hanukkah with community participation, speeches, dancing, and traditional food.

Las Vegas police seek public help to identify two suspects linked to a November homicide after an illegal street takeover. The victim was shot and later pronounced dead at the hospital.

Michele Fiore asked the Nevada Supreme Court to speed up an appeal of her suspension, saying the delay will cloud her 2026 re-election and cause irreparable harm. Her lawyers also asked the court to pause the suspension while the appeal proceeds.