The Nevada Department of Corrections reported three inmate deaths in Las Vegas‑area facilities this month; autopsies have been requested while coroners investigate.

Superintendent Jhone Ebert recommended LVMPD Captain Jeff Clark as CCSD’s next chief of police. The pick would put a Metro veteran in charge of safety across 370+ schools.

A 39-year-old man was arrested in connection with a shooting last Thursday on East Craig Road that left one person dead and another injured.

Buddy and Lisa Valastro unveiled a renovated Carlo’s Bakery at The Venetian and teased Dolce Notte, a speakeasy inside Buddy V’s Ristorante. The refresh pairs pastries with a cocktail-forward late-night offering.

Brandon Flowers will play the Encore Theater on Oct. 6 as he rolls out his Nashville-rooted solo album Thrasher. Public tickets go on sale June 26.

A late-night shooting in North Las Vegas left one person injured in the 5200 block of Mountain Garland Lane while detectives processed the scene.

U.S. News named Las Vegas the top U.S. conference city in its inaugural 2026-27 rankings, citing a renovated convention center, deep hotel inventory and affordability.

Clark County and the NWS will brief media as monsoon months arrive; officials stress that infrastructure helps but sudden flash floods remain dangerous. Residents and visitors are urged to sign up for alerts and avoid flooded roads.

The LGBTQ+ Center's new Espresso Yourself Cafe pairs coffee service with paid job training for young adults. Local partners including NV Energy and Las Vegas Sands backed the program.

A social‑media video posted Sunday accuses Jets QB Geno Smith of assault; Las Vegas police are reviewing the clips and one call for service was logged at his home.

Las Vegas will hit triple digits this week, peaking near 110°F. Clark County opened cooling stations June 22–28 for people who need relief from the heat.

Highs will climb into the low 100s this week, peaking near 110°F midweek. Clark County opened cooling stations June 22–28.

Packed sportsbooks and poolside watch parties have turned Vegas into a global watchroom as World Cup betting surges. Bettors are staking everything from small parlays to six-figure wagers.