Nevada to Vote on Constitutional Amendment for Abortion Rights After Successful Signature Drive
Nevada will vote on an abortion rights amendment in November after a successful signature drive that collected over 127,000 verified signatures. This move aims to embed abortion rights in the state constitution.
Las Vegas Authorities Seize Over 8.5 Tons of Illegal Fireworks During July Fourth Operations
Las Vegas authorities confiscated over 17,260 pounds of illegal fireworks during the July Fourth celebrations, leading to 229 citations. Fire crews responded to multiple fire-related emergencies, including burn injuries and building fires.
Las Vegas Heatwave Continues, Public Health Alert Issued as Temperatures Approach Record Levels
Las Vegas faces intense heat with temperatures nearing record highs. The National Weather Service warns of a prolonged heatwave with potential health risks, but relief may come over the weekend with a chance of showers and storms.
Arkansas Man Sues Las Vegas Dancer for $38.5 Million, Alleging Decade-Long Relationship as Fraudulent Scheme
An Arkansas man sues a Las Vegas dancer for $38.5 million, claiming he was defrauded during their decade-long relationship. He alleges she used him for wealth, including buying a house and paying for gifts and surgeries.
Las Vegas Under Siege by Thunderstorms, Strong Winds and Lightning Strikes Expected
Las Vegas is poised for thunderstorms with strong winds and possible heavy rains, triggering a Red Flag Warning due to fire risks from lightning strikes. Conditions may improve Monday, but increased heat is expected later in the week.
COVID-19 Cases on the Rise in Southern Nevada as Wastewater Data Shows Surge
Southern Nevada sees a spike in COVID-19 cases with surging virus levels in wastewater, although hospitalizations remain stable. Heat-induced indoor gatherings contribute to the rise, and authorities recommend continued preventive measures.
Boulder City's Famed Boulder Dam Brewing Company to Close After 17 Years Despite Record Year
Boulder Dam Brewing Company in Boulder City is closing down after 17 years due to an unaffordable property sale. The owner is laying off staff and considering relocation. A GoFundMe has been launched to help with the move.
Las Vegas Area Braces for Monsoonal Showers and Potential Flash Flooding Amid Excessive Heat Warning
The Las Vegas region expects showers, thunderstorms, and potential flash floods due to monsoonal moisture, alongside persistent heat warnings. Cooler temperatures may arrive by the weekend, but will likely rise again next week.
Las Vegas Braces for Continued Heatwave and Potential Record Temperatures Amidst Southern California Wildfire Smoke
Las Vegas anticipates a weekend of dry conditions with temperatures near seasonal averages, while also facing the possibility of breaking the record for consecutive days above 105 degrees. Smoke from California wildfires may affect air quality.
Nation in Mourning as Vigils are Held from Las Vegas to New York Demanding Justice for Sonya Massey, with Fired Deputy Facing Murder Charges Pleading Not Guilty
Vigils across the US honor Sonya Massey after her fatal shooting by Deputy Sean Grayson, who faces murder charges and was terminated but may be reinstated.
Las Vegas Braces for a Weather Rollercoaster with Gusty Winds and a Potential Record-Breaking Heatwave
Las Vegas anticipates varied weather with storms followed by a heatwave. The NWS reported gusty winds and predicts record temperatures, urging preparations for an Excessive Heat Watch. Thunderstorm chances are low for relief from the heat.
Las Vegas and Surrounding Areas Brace for Split Weather Patterns, Red Flag Warning Issued for Esmeralda and Nye Counties
The article details the varying weather forecasts for Las Vegas and surrounding areas, including dry conditions in the west, thunderstorms in the east, and a red flag warning due to fire risks.
Las Vegas Anticipates Cool Relief with Gusty Winds as Temperatures Set to Drop by Weekend
Las Vegas is set to experience a cooldown with a 15-degree drop by the weekend following peak temperatures. The National Weather Service forecasts gusty winds and potential fire weather conditions as a low pressure system moves in.
Boulder City Substation Fire Contained, No Injuries Reported as Henderson, Las Vegas Valley Responders Join Forces
A transformer fire at the Mead Substation in Boulder City, Nevada, produced black smoke and was quickly addressed by firefighters, with no injuries reported and investigations into the cause ongoing.
Clark County Reports Seven Mpox Cases as Southern Nevada Health District Urges Public Vigilance and Vaccination
The Southern Nevada Health District reports seven cases of Mpox in 2024, promoting vaccination and advising locals to avoid contact with symptomatic individuals and observe for symptoms post-exposure.
Strike for Solidarity, Sunrise Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center Hosts Bowl for the Gold Fundraiser for Special Olympics Nevada
Special Olympics Nevada's Bowl for the Gold fundraiser will take place at Strike Zone Bowling Center, aiming to support athletes with intellectual disabilities through bowling, food, and a dessert auction.
Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Probes Severe Animal Abuse Case After Injured Rottweiler Puppy Found in Arizona
A puppy named Seven was found in Arizona with severe injuries from a human attack. The case, initially investigated by Nevada police, was moved to Mohave County Sheriff's Office. The community's support has covered Seven's medical expenses.
Clark County Announces Lane Restrictions on Durango Drive Starting September 16 Due to Traffic Signal Upgrades
Clark County announces upcoming lane restrictions on Durango Drive at Peace Way due to traffic signal upgrades, advising drivers to expect delays and utilize navigation apps for real-time information.
Las Vegas Police Seek Information on Hit-and-Run on South Durango Drive That Left Man Critically Injured
Las Vegas police report a hit-and-run accident at 2:29 a.m. on Durango Drive, critically injuring a 37-year-old male pedestrian. The suspect vehicle fled, and an investigation is underway with a call for public assistance.
VP Kamala Harris Amps Up Campaign Efforts with Strategic Rally in Las Vegas Ahead of Election Day
VP Kamala Harris is rallying in Las Vegas ahead of Election Day, underlining Nevada's importance as a swing state, and matching Trump's campaign fervor. She's also eyeing the Hispanic vote with an upcoming town hall.
Vegas Golden Knights Foundation Hosts Blood Drive to Honor 1 October Tragedy Victims and First Responders
The Vegas Golden Knights Foundation is hosting a blood drive in memory of the 1 October tragedy. Survivor Jovanna Calzadillas highlights the importance of donations. Participants may receive T-shirts and have a chance to win game tickets or a banner.
Light Sprinkles and Gusty Winds Expected in Las Vegas, High Temperatures to Continue Through the Week
Las Vegas weather report predicts light sprinkles, gusty winds, and persistent high temperatures, with conditions remaining above seasonal norms into early October. Aviation impacts are minimal with generally good flying conditions.
Las Vegas Police Search for Suspect After Reports of Shots Fired Near School Campus
Las Vegas police are searching for a suspect who fired a gun into the air near a school. No injuries were reported, and although the school was briefly locked down, normal activities have resumed. The investigation is ongoing.
Las Vegas Braces for Significant Snowfall as NWS Issues Winter Storm Warnings for Southern Sierra, Great Basin Regions
The National Weather Service in Las Vegas has issued a winter storm warning with expected major snowfall in the Southern Sierra and Great Basin regions. Conditions may affect Thanksgiving travel plans.
Uber Driver Killed in Las Vegas Strip Road Rage Shooting, Suspect Apprehended as Police Investigate Self-Defense Claim
An Uber driver was killed in a Las Vegas Strip road rage shooting, with authorities arresting a female suspect in her 20s. The incident, which occurred during traffic congestion from F1 race track deconstruction, is under investigation.
Las Vegas Braces for Unseasonable Warmth as NWS Forecasts Above-Normal Temperatures
The NWS forecasts a warming trend in Las Vegas, with temperatures rising above normal by Monday and remaining unseasonably warm and dry into early December, except for breezy conditions in the Lower Colorado River Valley.
Las Vegas Court to Decide on Dismissal of Murder Charges Against 'Black Widow' Margaret Rudin
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.
New West Henderson Hospital Opens, Expands Advanced Healthcare Services in Las Vegas Region
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.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas Celebrates One-Year Anniversary with Remarkable Milestones and Expansive Growth Prospects on the Strip
Fontainebleau Las Vegas celebrates its first anniversary, reflecting on achievements and the strategic transformations under President Maurice Wooden. The resort has achieved significant milestones in dining, entertainment, and sustainability.
Henderson Standoff Ends in Arrest as Steven Wilbanks Faces Charges After Domestic Dispute Escalates
A standoff in Henderson ended with Steven Wilbanks arrested and medically treated for injuries; a victim was also hospitalized but released. Wilbanks faces charges of domestic battery with a deadly weapon.
Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Truck in North Las Vegas; Police Say No Charges Anticipated
An adult male pedestrian was fatally struck by a GMC truck in North Las Vegas; he was not in a crosswalk. The incident occurred Tuesday evening, and the driver cooperated with the police. No charges are expected as the investigation continues.
Clark County to Enhance Polling Place Accessibility for Disabled Voters, Following Settlement with U.S. Attorney’s Office
Clark County has agreed to improve polling place access for voters with disabilities after a compliance review by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Nevada found barriers at sites.
Four New Trustees Take Oath for Clark County School Board, Set to Address Educational Challenges
Four new trustees were sworn into the Clark County School District Board, vowing to focus on safety, filling classrooms with licensed educators, revising educational material policy, and reassessing grading reforms.
Foothill High Remembers Jennaleah Hin as Community Mourns Loss and Emphasizes Suicide Prevention and Gun Safety
A community holds a vigil for 17-year-old Jenna Hin after her suicide, involving a gun owned by her stepfather, a police officer. Her death sparks discussions on gun safety and mental health.
Henderson Sergeant Fires Weapon and Injures Suspect in Officer-Involved Shooting, Suspect Faces Attempted Murder Charges
Henderson Police responded to a stolen license plate tip, leading to a driver ramming an officer's car and fleeing. The officer shot the assailant, who was later arrested. The officer is on leave, and the investigation is ongoing.
Diverse Weather Expected in Las Vegas with Gusty Winds, Rising Temperatures, and Sierra Snowfall
The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts gusty winds in the Owens Valley and Sierra, milder temperatures with a cool down later in the week, and rain starting Tuesday, mainly in the Sierra. Snow is expected above 8,000 feet.
Las Vegas Braces for Strong Winds and Snow in High Terrain as Weather System Approaches
Las Vegas faces windy conditions and potential snow in higher elevations, with strong gusts and heavy snow predicted for the Sierra and Spring Mountains. The region is under a wind advisory with cool temperatures expected next week.
Brightline West High-Speed Rail Project Set to Break Ground, Connecting Las Vegas to Southern California
Brightline West high-speed rail is set to break ground soon, connecting Las Vegas and Southern California with a budget of $12 billion. Meanwhile, the "Dropicana" project is nearing completion, promising improved traffic flow for local residents.
Dream Asia Food Fest Celebrates Culinary Diversity in Downtown Las Vegas Amidst Chinatown Redevelopment Discussions
The Dream Asia Food Fest in Las Vegas showcased over 90 food vendors offering diverse Asian cuisine, with mixed reviews on pricing, and also highlighted the Chinatown redevelopment project.
Shocking Allegations as Ex-Corrections Officer Accused of Sexual Assault Spree in Nevada Prison
The article reports on a lawsuit alleging sexual assaults by former corrections officer Seth Bloodworth at Nevada Southern Detention Center, with both Bloodworth and the prison company CoreCivic Inc. named as defendants.
Mineral County Sheriff Accuses Nevada State Police of Failing to Respond to Violent Highway Incidents
The Mineral County Sheriff accused the Nevada State Police of failing to respond to violent crimes, citing a highway shooting incident as an example. The NSP acknowledged resource constraints but emphasized their commitment to public safety.
Harry Reid International Airport Launches "Gateway to Everything" Campaign Highlighting Las Vegas's Role as Entertainment Hub
Harry Reid International Airport launches "Gateway to Everything" campaign, highlighting its role in Southern Nevada's tourism with a digital showcase and reflecting its growth, serving as the region's key economic driver.
Family Sues Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas Over Guest's Death Linked to Revolving Door Incident
A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas after Diana Truschke, 78, suffered fatal injuries from a malfunctioning revolving door. The lawsuit claims the hotel failed to maintain the doors or warn guests of potential danger. The family seeks $15,000 in damages for the hotel’s alleged negligence.
Las Vegas Police and Fire Departments Ignite Friendly Rivalry in Blood Drive Showdown at Palace Station
LVMPD aims to win the Battle of the Badges blood drive trophy from fire departments and urges the public to donate blood on April 9 at Palace Station, with incentives like a $15 gift card and a $5,000 grand prize.
Las Vegas Strums Up Excitement for the 2025 Bluegrass Festival Featuring Grammy Winner Dan Tyminski
The 2025 Las Vegas Bluegrass Festival will be held at Centennial Hills Park with performances by Dan Tyminski and other acts, plus an artisan marketplace and food. It's free, with no pets allowed except service animals.
New Parking Structure with Artistic Touch to Alleviate Congestion in Downtown Las Vegas Arts District by 2026
New renderings showcase a planned 5½-story parking structure in Downtown Las Vegas's Arts District with over 500 spaces, slated to open in 2026, including 10,000 square feet of retail space and public art.
Las Vegas Convention Center Hosting The Original Spring Job Fair on May 1 for Job Seekers and Employers
The Original Spring Job Fair returns to the Las Vegas Convention Center on May 1, featuring around 100 employers and job opportunities. It's hosted by Clark County Commissioners and includes free onsite childcare and career assistance.
New CCSD Superintendent Jhone Ebert Embarks on School Visits on Her First Day to Connect Policy with Classroom Realities
On her first day, Superintendent Jhone Ebert visited schools in the Clark County School District, emphasizing her commitment to the community and discussing the alignment of education strategies with upcoming legislative decisions.
Kiel Ranch Historic Park in North Las Vegas Blossoms with $150,000 Orchard Restoration
The Kiel Ranch Historic Park in North Las Vegas has been restored with a $150,000 investment, focusing on sustainability and heritage, including a historic orchard set to help combat urban heat and food insecurity.
Pedestrian Critically Injured After Being Struck by Vehicle on East Oakey Boulevard in Las Vegas
A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a Ford Explorer while crossing East Oakey Boulevard in Las Vegas, despite a don't-walk signal. The driver, Robert Reynolds, was not impaired and is cooperating with the LVMPD's investigation.
ALDI Expands in Nevada with Two New Stores in Henderson and North Las Vegas, Promises Up to 36% Savings on Groceries
ALDI opens two new stores in the valley, promising lower grocery costs amid rising prices, with plans for a third store. Hundreds attended the openings, highlighting the demand for affordable grocery options.
Las Vegas Community Honors Tabatha Tozzi on Second Anniversary of Her Death as Suspect’s Arrest Abroad Reignites Quest for Justice
A Las Vegas community held a vigil to honor Tabatha Tozzi on the two-year anniversary of her death, with her accused murderer, Oswaldo Perez-Sanchez, recently arrested in Mexico.
Clark County School District Welcomes New Deputy Superintendents, Gonzales and Welsh, to Strengthen Leadership Team
CCSD appoints Felicia Gonzales and Dr. Jesse Welsh as new Deputy Superintendents. Both have previous experience with the district and are set to start at the end of April and early May.
Las Vegas and Surrounding Areas Issued Wind Advisory Amidst Upcoming Gusty Weekend Conditions
A low pressure system is bringing windy conditions and cooler temperatures to Las Vegas, with advisories for high winds, boat warnings on local lakes, and snow in the mountains. Warmer weather is expected next week.
Major Reopening of Tropicana Interchange Promises Traffic Relief in Las Vegas; NDOT Announces Short-Term Closure for Final Upgrades
NDOT announces the reopening of the Tropicana Interchange, promising eased traffic with added lanes and ramp improvements following a brief closure for final adjustments.
Convicted Man Sentenced to 12 Years to Life for Fatally Stabbing Off-Duty Edmonds Officer on Las Vegas Strip
Freddy Allen was sentenced to 12 years to life for fatally stabbing off-duty Edmonds Police officer Tyler Steffins in Las Vegas. The incident raised safety concerns for pedestrian bridges in the area.
Las Vegas City Marshals Sued Again as ACLU Represents Local in Alleged Unlawful Traffic Stop and Assault Case
A Las Vegas city employee filed a federal lawsuit against City Marshals for an "unlawful" traffic stop and excessive force. The ACLU represents the plaintiff, with concerns of repeated misconduct by Marshal Guzman.
Swing to the Rhythms: Free Jazz Concert Set to Dazzle at Las Vegas' Centennial Hills Park on May 9
Las Vegas hosts a free jazz concert on May 9 featuring the Jazz Vegas Orchestra and guest vocalist Naomi Mauro at Centennial Hills Park. The event is organized with Councilwoman Brune and Jazz Outreach Initiative.
Operation Predator Snare: North Las Vegas Sting Nabs 10 in Chilling Child Exploitation Bust!
A coalition led by North Las Vegas Police conducted a sting operation, arresting ten individuals for child exploitation crimes, highlighting the efforts of law enforcement to protect minors from online predators.
Henderson Police Ramps Up Seat Belt Enforcement with Click It or Ticket Campaign
Henderson Police enforce seat belt usage with the Click It or Ticket campaign, conducting patrols to check compliance and issue citations for non-compliance. The program is backed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' Terror Awakens in Las Vegas as Universal Horror Unleashed Sets Haunting Date at AREA15
Universal Horror Unleashed, featuring "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," opens August 14 at AREA15 in Las Vegas, presenting a horror experience alongside three other haunted houses and themed dining options. Tickets are available for purchase.
Las Vegas Faces Post-EDC Traffic Snarls as 185,000 Attendees Disperse from Festival Grounds
EDC 2025's end leads to heavy traffic in Las Vegas, affecting I-15 and other roads. Motorists experienced delays, with police ensuring safety among the 185,000 nightly attendees. News outlets advised seeking alternative routes.
Nevada Assembly Eyes Bold Fusion of Film Tax Credits and Pre-K Funding Amidst Economic Debate in Las Vegas
The Nevada Assembly is considering AB238, which would allocate $95 million in film tax credits, with a portion funding early childhood education in the state. Critics worry it could impact education funding negatively.
VP JD Vance Champions Cryptocurrency at Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, Signals Major Policy Shifts
Vice President JD Vance supported the cryptocurrency industry at the Bitcoin 2025 conference, rallying for political activism and promising integration into the U.S. economy through proposed legislation like the GENIUS Act.
Hit-and-Run Tragedy Strikes Las Vegas, Police Seek Witnesses After Pedestrian Fatality at Major Intersection
A pedestrian was fatally hit by a driver who fled the scene on foot at the intersection of W. Flamingo and S. Las Vegas Blvd. The LVMPD is seeking witnesses and information to apprehend the driver.
Las Vegas Braces for Intense Heat Wave, "Major Heat Risk" Looms Over Mojave Desert
Las Vegas is experiencing a major heat wave, with temperatures nearing record highs and a heat advisory in effect. Some thunderstorm activity is possible, and while some relief is expected, hot and dry conditions will persist.
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo Shatters Veto Record, Rejects 162 Bills Including Key Election and Family Leave Measures
Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada set a state record by vetoing 162 bills, including those on election reforms and family leave, surpassing the previous record held by former Gov. Brian Sandoval.
Las Vegas Faces Extreme Heat Warning and Red Flag Fire Risks Amid Soaring Temperatures and Gusty Winds
Las Vegas is under an Extreme Heat Warning with triple-digit temperatures expected; nighttime brings little relief. Cooler weather is anticipated by the weekend. The region also faces critical fire danger due to gusty winds and low humidity.
Roseman University to Launch College of Veterinary Medicine in Henderson Amid Western U.S. Vet Shortage
Roseman University plans to open a veterinary college in Henderson, Nevada, to address the veterinarian shortage, with Dr. Katherine Fogelberg as founding dean, focusing on serving both urban and rural areas.
Las Vegas Aces Trade for All-Rookie Forward NaLyssa Smith, Dallas Wings Shuffle Roster in High-Profile WNBA Move
The Las Vegas Aces acquired NaLyssa Smith from the Dallas Wings in exchange for a 2027 first-round pick. Smith was a 2022 WNBA All-Rookie selection. The Aces waived Liz Kitley and Tiffany Mitchell to make room for Smith.
Las Vegas Aviators Fall 9-5 to Oklahoma City Comets in Swing-Filled Series Finale
The Las Vegas Aviators lost 9-5 to the Oklahoma City Comets, concluding a 6-3 homestand. Despite efforts, including a Cortes homer, the Comets secured the win with strong performances and a season-high 22nd homer from Ryan Ward.
Las Vegas Man Indicted for Allegedly Selling Counterfeit Goods as Native American-Made
Las Vegas man Jose Skywolf Martinez was indicted for selling counterfeit goods as Native American-made, violating the Indian Arts and Crafts Act. He faces a maximum of 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted.
Las Vegas’ Rainbow Company Youth Theatre Announces Diverse 50th Season Lineup at Charleston Heights Arts Center
Las Vegas' Rainbow Company Youth Theatre is set for its 50th season, staging classics like "Peter and the Starcatcher" and "Antigone," with auditions for its youth ensemble program starting in August.
Las Vegas Invites Locals to Participate in Citizens Police Academy for a Glimpse into Law Enforcement
Las Vegas is offering a free Citizens Police Academy from Aug 27 to Nov 12, 2025, for residents to learn about law enforcement on Wednesday evenings. Applicants must meet certain criteria and apply by August 3.
Nevada Task Force 1 Triumphantly Returns After Intensive Flood Relief Efforts in Texas
Nevada Task Force 1 returned from assisting with flooding in Kerr County, Texas, enduring nearly three weeks of challenging conditions. They were part of a FEMA deployment and received praise for their resilience and compassion.
Mount Charleston Celebrates Lundy Elementary's Reopening on August 11 After Community Advocacy Overcomes Storm Closure Challenges
Lundy Elementary is reopening on August 11 after repairs from storm damage, with community support overturning a closure decision due to low enrollment and high repair costs.
United Airlines Battles Flight Delays at Major Hubs Due to Technical Glitch as Passengers Are Offered Fee-Free Rescheduling
A glitch in United Airlines' system led to flight delays, disrupting schedules at various hubs. The airline has since addressed the issue and is offering rescheduling without fees.
Brian Littrell's Sky-High Stage Fright Goes Viral at Vegas Sphere Shows
Brian Littrell's fear of heights has become a viral sensation as the Backstreet Boy grips a safety bar 75 feet above the Vegas Sphere stage. His white-knuckled performances are drawing both sympathy and admiration from fans watching the band's high-tech residency.
Las Vegas Bands Gear Up for "Rock the Canopy" Battle Ahead of Neon City Festival
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.
Reno City Council Advances City Safety and Recreational Projects with $1.8 Million School Zone Upgrade
The Reno City Council has allocated funds for school safety, park upgrades, new fire apparatus, a trail improvement project, a multi-hazard mitigation plan, affordable housing, and introduced a C-Tax dashboard for financial transparency.
Honduran National with Two Prior Deportations Charged for Illegally Reentering U.S.
A twice-deported Honduran national, Rigoberto Osorio-Merlo, faces charges for illegal reentry into the U.S. after a prior arrest for reckless driving resulting in harm. If convicted, he could receive a maximum of two years in prison plus fines.
Las Vegas Braces for Heat with Moderate HeatRisk Warning as Monsoon Pattern Looms Midweek
Las Vegas is expecting steady high temperatures with a moderate HeatRisk. Mid-week may bring a monsoonal pattern with potential for flash floods and strong winds. Pilots should prepare for gusty conditions, and residents are advised to stay vigilant.
Las Vegas Braces for Potential Health Hazard as Heatwave and Risk of Thunderstorms Loom
The NWS in Las Vegas forecasts a heatwave with increased moisture and a Heat Watch in effect, warning of high temperatures, minimal overnight cooling, and thunderstorm risks. Conditions may also elevate wildfire risks.
Nevada GOP Floats Idea of Strict Immigration Detention Center, Faces Backlash from ACLU and Public Critics
The Nevada GOP's suggested "Coyote Compound", inspired by Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz", for detaining illegal immigrants has drawn criticism for potential inhumane conditions and for distracting from Nevada's more pertinent economic issues.
Heat-Related Deaths in Southern Nevada Reach 114 Amid Extreme Temperatures in Las Vegas Area
Clark County, NV, is experiencing a rise in heat-related deaths with 114 cases reported, although fewer than last year's 526. The coroner is investigating, noting drugs and medical conditions often contribute to such fatalities.
Raiders' Bright Start Dims in Preseason Finale Loss to Cardinals Despite Coach Carroll's Praise
The Raiders lost 20-10 to the Cardinals in their preseason finale, despite a strong start and positive remarks from Coach Pete Carroll about the first teams. Quarterback injuries affected the Raiders' depth.
UNLV Football Triumphs Over Sam Houston State, Colandrea Leads With 3 Touchdowns for a 2-0 Season Start
UNLV football secured a 38-21 win over Sam Houston State with quarterback Anthony Colandrea leading the offense, including three touchdowns. Despite a clock issue, UNLV stayed focused to maintain their early season winning streak.
Las Vegas Battles Tourist Slump with Promotions as LVCVA Head Remains Optimistic Amid Decline
Las Vegas tourism declines for the sixth month, with a 12% drop in visitors, although gaming revenue is up, and convention attendance has improved. The LVCVA is working to reverse this trend with special promotions and discounts.
Assemblywoman Heidi Kasama Announces Bid for Clark County Commission District F, Challenges Incumbent Justin Jones
Nevada Assemblywoman Heidi Kasama announced her candidacy for the Clark County Commission District F seat, challenging incumbent Justin Jones and focusing on fiscal responsibility and government transparency.
Assemblyman Joe Dalia Announces Run for Nevada State Treasurer, Sets Economic and Educational Goals
Assemblyman Joe Dalia is running for Nevada state treasurer, aiming to diversify the economy and support small businesses and education. He plans to continue ethical investment practices and focus on housing and local entrepreneurship.
SNHD in Nevada Delays Distribution of New COVID-19 Vaccine, Urges Use of Available Formulas Amid Rising Cases
Southern Nevada lacks the newest COVID-19 vaccine, though previous versions are available, particularly for at-risk groups. There are delays and regulatory challenges in vaccine distribution, amidst a rise in COVID-19 cases and limited FDA approvals.
Truckee Gaming to Revamp North Las Vegas' Poker Palace with Modern Upgrades and New Theme
Truckee Gaming LLC is renovating North Las Vegas's The Poker Palace, with plans for a new theme, interior remodeling, a quick-serve restaurant, and a larger bar. The revamp will lead to the temporary lay-offs of approximately 126 employees.
LVMPD Launches Project Blue Sky Phase 2, Integrating Drone Hubs to Boost Response and Safety in Las Vegas
LVMPD launched Phase 2 of Project Blue Sky, expanding its drone program with new Skyports for rapid deployment, enhancing law enforcement capabilities and response time, while ensuring accountability and privacy protections.
Las Vegas Launches Business Security Grant Program for Enhanced Safety in Redevelopment Areas
Las Vegas is offering grants up to $5,000 for businesses in redevelopment areas to improve security, such as fencing and cameras. Funds are limited, eligibility restrictions apply, and applications are open online.
Kara Kelley Appointed as Interim Las Vegas City Council Member for Ward 2
Kara Kelley was appointed as the interim Las Vegas City Council member for Ward 2, filling the seat after Victoria Seaman's departure. She brings extensive local experience and a commitment to nonpartisanship and fiscal prudence.
Tom Brady Defends His Dual Role with Raiders and as Broadcaster Amid Conflict of Interest Concerns
Tom Brady defends his dual role as broadcaster and part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, arguing it's ethically sound and benefits the sport. He's faced criticism for possible conflict of interest but insists on his commitment to improving football.
Reno City Council Approves Park Path Rehabilitation, Addresses Liability Insurance and Fiscal Challenges
Reno City Council decided on park improvements, liability insurance coverage, a shortfall in the General Fund, and discussed housing regulations. They deferred changes to Mt. Rose Junction zoning and addressed the future of the Lear Theater.
Windsor Park Embarks on Renewal with 93-Home Construction Project Amid Funding Shortfall for Final Phase
A project has begun to construct 93 new homes in the sinking Windsor Park neighborhood, offering hope to residents. Currently, funding is only secured for 60 homes, with the rest pending future financial support.
Las Vegas Marks 8th Anniversary of October 1 Tragedy with Sunrise Service and Healing Garden Vigil
Las Vegas holds remembrance events on the eighth anniversary of the October 1 shooting, including a sunrise ceremony, a blood drive, and a night vigil. An exhibit and future memorial plans are also featured.
Water Service Restored in Laughlin After Break Affects Casino Drive Businesses
Laughlin water service has been restored after a significant water main break affected properties along Casino Drive, including several casinos. Repair crews worked overnight, with full restoration by Wednesday morning. Traffic may still be affected.
Las Vegas Officials to Consider Ordinance Limiting Pet Store Sales Amid "Puppy Mill Pipeline" Concerns
Las Vegas officials are considering an ordinance to limit pet store sales, prompted by concerns over the "puppy mill pipeline" and animal welfare. The proposal has strong advocates and faces opposition, with city council deliberations upcoming.
Las Vegas Sheriff McMahill Launches Re-Election Campaign, Touts Crime Rate Drop and Focus on Officer Wellness
Sheriff Kevin McMahill launched his re-election campaign, touting his achievements in reducing crime and implementing new technology, while focusing on officer wellness and traffic fatality reduction.
Las Vegas Community Remembers 12-Year-Old Boy Killed in E-Scooter Accident Amid Rising Traffic Fatalities
Las Vegas mourns 12-year-old JoJo Magee-Thomas, killed in an e-scooter crash, with a packed memorial service. The city sees a rise in traffic fatalities involving e-scooters, prompting stricter safety regulations.
Las Vegas to Savor Warm Autumn Days, National Weather Service Forecasts Above Average Temperatures
Las Vegas to experience warm autumn days with low 80s temperatures and clear skies, as per the National Weather Service. Potential for cooler air and winds next week. Flight operations remain normal with light winds expected.
MGM Resorts Provides Essential Aid to TSA Workers During Government Shutdown at Las Vegas Airport
MGM Resorts provided meals and supplies to TSA workers at Harry Reid International Airport during a government shutdown, emphasizing community support during a tough economic period for federal employees.
Las Vegas Enacts New Pet Shop Ordinance to Promote Animal Welfare and Ethical Adoptions
Las Vegas has passed new pet shop regulations—banning the sale of dogs, cats, rabbits, pigs, and guinea pigs from large-scale breeders and encouraging adoption through partnerships with local rescues. Existing stores must comply by November 2028.
NV Energy’s Billing Blunder Uncovers $65.5 Million in Overcharges as Nevada Customers Await Refunds
NV Energy is under investigation for overcharging customers by $65.5 million over 23 years, with the issue now extending to two decades and affecting more than 80,000 customers. Reimbursement methods are being deliberated.
Vegas Man Set To Be Sentenced In Arbor View Senior's Crosswalk Death
Sentencing is set Monday for the man who pleaded guilty in the crash that killed Arbor View senior McKenzie Scott, as the community presses for crosswalk fixes. Meanwhile the Senate advanced a procedural vote to move a funding package that could end the federal shutdown.
Secretary Noem Announces $1 Billion Security Upgrade for U.S. Airports, Harry Reid International to Benefit First
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced a $1 billion investment in U.S. airport security upgrades and distributed bonus checks to TSA workers for their service during a government shutdown.
Las Vegas Foster Care Event Seeks Compassionate Individuals to Help Keep Sibling Bonds Intact
Clark County Family Services is seeking foster parents, especially to prevent sibling separation, and is hosting an information event on Dec. 9 in Las Vegas, offering training and support for prospective foster caregivers.
EPA Penalizes Chedraui USA for Selling Unapproved Disinfectants in Arizona, California, and Nevada Stores
The EPA fined grocery chain Chedraui USA for selling unapproved disinfectants with toxic chemicals and no proper labels in its El Super and Smart & Final stores, and the company confirmed it stopped selling these products.
Senator Jacky Rosen Celebrates Groundbreaking of Nevada's First In-State Small Arms Training Range
Senator Jacky Rosen attended the groundbreaking of Nevada's first small arms training range, an advancement she was integral in achieving, to benefit the state's National Guard by reducing travel for training.
Suspended Pahrump Judge Fiore Presses Nevada High Court To Rush Appeal
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.
Las Vegas to Sparkle with "Neon Nights & Holiday Lights" Festivities at Fremont Street Experience
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.
Las Vegas Commuters Face Traffic Snarls on I-11 Following Multiple Morning Accidents
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.
Nevada Rushes To Plug $1.11 Million Gap After Feds Freeze Domestic Violence Aid
Lawmakers approved $1.11M in emergency funds to keep sexual‑assault and domestic‑violence programs running after federal grants were paused amid delayed audits. The AG’s office will pursue loans and legal options while services continue.
Suspected Tupac Shakur Killer Fights to Toss Evidence in Legal Showdown
Duane Davis, charged with Tupac Shakur's murder, filed a motion claiming the evidence from a nighttime search of his home should be suppressed due to alleged defects in the search affidavit and lack of urgency justifying the search.
Las Vegas' Operation Pawsitive Change Rescues 28 Puppies, Issues 56 Citations
Las Vegas's Operation Pawsitive Change rescues 28 puppies and issues 56 citations to crack down on illegal pet breeding since its 2024 launch. The initiative helps reduce online posts for illegal puppy sales and promotes responsible pet ownership.
Motorcyclist Dies Following Collision with Pedestrian on Boulder Highway in Las Vegas
A motorcyclist died after hitting a pedestrian on Boulder Highway in Las Vegas, marking the 160th traffic fatality for LVMPD in 2025. The pedestrian, a 15-year-old girl, was unhurt. The accident is under investigation.
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo Joins PAC in Controversial Bid to Amend State Equal Rights for Transgender Athlete Ban
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo supports a PAC seeking to amend the state's equal rights amendment to ban transgender athletes from female sports. Critics label the move as discriminatory, while supporters claim it ensures fairness in female sports.
Las Vegas Advances Public Safety with Project Blue Sky Phase 3, Drones to Aid First Responders 24/7
Las Vegas' Project Blue Sky Phase 3 integrates drone technology to support emergency services, enhancing situational awareness and response times. It's designed for 9-1-1 calls, not surveillance, with strict data policies and public transparency.
Las Vegas Airport Welcomes Mob Museum Store, Featuring John Gotti's Jaguar and Interactive Exhibits
The Mob Museum opens a retail store at Harry Reid Airport, featuring a 1972 Jaguar XKE owned by John Gotti and providing interactive experiences, aiming to engage visitors with Vegas' organized crime history.
Las Vegas Search and Rescue Execute Aerial Evacuation for Injured Mountain Biker on Flow Job Trail
Mountain biker rescued after severe injuries on "Flow Job Trail" near Blue Diamond, with Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Search and Rescue, BLM, and Clark County Fire Department coordinating efforts for evacuation and medical treatment.
Las Vegas Students Rally for Second Day Against ICE, Following Minnesota Incident and Local Concerns
Las Vegas high school students continue anti-ICE protests for a second day, with a student hit by a car during the demonstrations but expected to recover. Social media plays a key role in organizing the protests.
Reno Kicks Off Riverside Drive Flood-Protection Project, Expect Three-Month Detour
Riverside Drive in Reno is undergoing flood-protection construction, with sidewalk reinforcements to ward off potential flood damage. The project starts January 26, lasting three months, and will result in detours and traffic control.
Death Valley National Park Seeks Public's Help to Identify Suspects in Illegal Off-Roading Incident Damaging Rare Desert Plants
Death Valley National Park seeks public help to find individuals behind illegal off-roading, damaging rare desert plants and ecosystems. A white 2021 Toyota Tacoma is suspected; tips are encouraged.
Las Vegas Feds to Straw Buyers, Lie for a Buddy, Risk 15 Years
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Nevada warned Las Vegas residents that buying guns for people who are barred from owning them can be a federal crime with steep penalties. The reminder comes amid federal enforcement of straw‑purchase networks.
Rep Susie Lee Demands Feds Join Vegas War on Retail Theft
Rep. Susie Lee urged federal action in Las Vegas, backing H.R. 2853 to designate organized retail crime a federal offense and set up an HSI coordination center. The move aims to target multi-state theft rings that organizers say are draining Nevada businesses.
Cold Creek On Edge Over Fears Mount Charleston Mustangs Headed To Slaughter
Neighbors in Cold Creek and Mount Charleston say a March BLM gather revived fears that captured horses could be sold into slaughter, and they’re demanding clearer tracking. Rescue groups and federal officials disagree about how animals are handled.
Southwest Vegas Sprouts Whole Neighborhoods Of For-Rent Homes
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.
Summerlin Snags First Slice Of Red Rock Trail, With New Signal And Safer Selfies
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.
Southern Nevada Health Wake-Up Call: Report Finds Kids And Mental Care Falling Through Cracks
Intermountain Health’s new Nevada assessment names behavioral health and early‑childhood care as Clark County’s top priorities and lays out a 2026 implementation strategy. The plan pairs prevention work with investments such as gun‑lock distribution and a new pediatric hospital.
Clark County Greenlights $165 Million Vegas Opioid Rehab Hub
Clark County voted May 5 to award a construction contract for a county‑owned opioid rehabilitation center, selecting McCarthy Building Companies to lead preconstruction work. The project will be funded largely with opioid‑settlement dollars and is planned on 14.3 acres near North Las Vegas Boulevard.
Las Vegas Youth Coach Busted on Child Sex Counts as Cops Hunt More Victims
Las Vegas police arrested 29-year-old coach Gregory Chatman on charges including sexual assault and lewdness with a child under 14; detectives say there may be more victims. Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact Metro's Sexual Assault Detail.
East Las Vegas Monument Fight Heats Up Over 32,000 Acres Of Desert Wild
Supporters are pressing to protect roughly 32,000 acres east of Las Vegas, citing rare geology, tribal sites and the endangered Las Vegas bear poppy. They say a monument would also secure free outdoor access for east-side neighborhoods.
North Las Vegas Cops, Firefighters In High-Stakes Blood Drive Showdown
The fifth annual North Las Vegas Battle of the Badges pits police against firefighters this Wednesday at Aliante Casino to collect blood while the Red Cross warns of a national shortage. Organizers hope the friendly rivalry will turn donors into lifesaving units for local hospitals.






















































































































































































































































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