Las Vegas keeps its current noise ordinance for the Arts District after public feedback; outdoor noise allowed until late on weekends and indoor noise remains unrestricted.

Las Vegas homeowners face a surge in mortgage defaults while renters finally see relief from years of price increases in a market defying conventional wisdom.

Four inmate deaths within a month at Nevada prisons, including High Desert State Prison and Southern Desert Correctional Center, have prompted investigations and concerns over security and conditions.

Las Vegas officials opened a new fire safety house at Fire Station 1 to educate on fire prevention, featuring escape routes and smoke alarm awareness.

Boulder City officials are preparing new comprehensive regulations for bicycles, electric bikes, and scooters as part of a statewide safety push. The proposed ordinance aims to address circumstances not covered by existing Nevada law.

Las Vegas Sphere has sold over 120,000 tickets for an immersive Wizard of Oz experience featuring AI-enhanced visuals, 167,000 speakers, and 4D effects starting August 28.

Clark County responds to heatwave by opening cooling stations from August 11-14, including pet-friendly options, urging residents to stay hydrated and minimize outdoor activities.

Two women were hospitalized on life support after receiving peptide injections from an unlicensed doctor at a Las Vegas anti-aging festival, sparking a multi-agency investigation.

Duane "Keffe D" Davis switches legal representation again as his February 2026 trial date approaches in the decades-old Tupac Shakur murder case.

Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas hosts the "Rock the Canopy" battle of the bands contest, with the winner playing at the Neon City Festival. Submissions opened on August 7 and will close on September 21. Finalists perform on October 3.

Las Vegas police are searching for 35-year-old Asia Alvarado, who disappeared Sunday afternoon near East Sahara Avenue and may be in emotional distress.

North Las Vegas Police arrest an individual with a ghost gun and drugs during a proactive nighttime operation.

The National Weather Service warns of breezy conditions and low humidity in Las Vegas, increasing fire risks but not yet warranting a Red Flag Warning. High temperatures are also expected.