Clark County opened Phase 1 of the Red Rock Legacy Trail near Summerlin, adding about a mile of paved path, a trailhead lot and a new traffic signal. The work is the first piece of a planned 19‑mile route to Blue Diamond.

Henderson police recovered 15 bass guitars that were stolen from a Korn bassist after a storage‑unit break‑in. Detectives say the instruments were located inside a Henderson facility and the investigation is active.

Shea Theodore’s overtime winner set up a crucial Game 5 — the Golden Knights will speak to Las Vegas media Tuesday as they return home.

A vinyl‑lover’s lounge is headed for Mandalay Bay’s rooftop this summer, promising thousands of records, cocktails and late‑night sets. Memberships and reservations are expected.

After viral hotel altercations during WrestleMania weekend, MGM Grand says it worked with WWE security while performers press for better protections.

Las Vegas Metro detectives want help identifying a man wanted in an armed robbery near the 6000 block of South Eastern Avenue on March 28. Police released a detailed physical and clothing description.

Kyuramen is heading to Hotai Plaza in Las Vegas' Chinatown, with signs up and a Clark County license marked pending. The "super" concept promises expanded seating and more menu items.

Police say a Las Vegas man drowned a neighbor’s cat in his garage and later discarded the body; officers dispute his self‑defense claim and have opened a felony probe.

Henderson will pilot a program this year that lets 988 counselors send the city’s clinician‑led mobile team for in‑person crisis response. Officials say it will speed help and ease pressure on 911.

Police released a photo after a Target worker was shoved and struck while asking a man to leave a Las Vegas store; investigators are seeking tips.

A two‑story Culinary Health Fund campus is rising on Tropicana Avenue, replacing a long‑vacant high‑rise site with a union‑only medical center. It will offer primary care, dental and a drive‑through pharmacy.

Clark County is funding repairs to pedestrian bridges and escalators along the Las Vegas Strip to fix repeated outages and damaged equipment.

A Southwest flight from Las Vegas turned back April 8 after a cockpit heads‑up display fell and struck the captain. The first officer landed the 737 and the flight later resumed.