A viral TikTok helped a Chinatown food truck become a multi‑location employer that now mentors other Las Vegas small businesses. The owner says he wants to lift others as he grows.

A Philly‑inspired ice-and-bites trailer is preparing to operate from the Trujillo Commissary in east Las Vegas, owner Charita Barnes told local reporters. Permits are moving through local channels.

A Las Vegas widow and granddaughter returned to the crash site and urged partygoers to plan safe rides ahead of Cinco de Mayo and Derby weekend after a 2024 DUI death.

A federal judge vacated Rickie Slaughter’s conviction on March 3, setting off rallies and a fight between advocates and prosecutors over a retrial. The case now heads back to court as activists press for his release.

The Indian Food Festival returns to the Clark County Amphitheater on Saturday with food stalls, performances and an artisan market; vendors say it brings new customers. Tickets are available online; kids 8 and under are free.

Las Vegas police arrested 39-year-old Martin Guerra and say detectives believe there may be additional victims. Authorities released a vehicle description and tip lines.

Boulder City police say two adults were found dead inside a Robinson Lane home; investigators call the scene isolated and the coroner will determine cause.

Two people were wounded near Craig Road and Bruce Street in North Las Vegas on Thursday; both were taken to a hospital and are in stable condition.

A homeowner's motion-activated camera filmed a mountain lion in a Mountains Edge backyard near Durango Drive. Nevada wildlife officials share safety steps and a reporting line.

Six figures is comfortable in Las Vegas — but not automatically wealthy. New local reporting and calculators show what $100K actually covers here.

A three‑day enforcement sweep tied to a Speedway weekend dispersed illegal street takeovers across the Las Vegas valley, resulting in 77 arrests and dozens of impounded cars.

A CCSD aide was arrested after police say she pinched a nonverbal student at Perkins Elementary. Experts and advocates say trauma shows up differently in children with IDD.

Howard Hughes closed a $300 million refinancing for Downtown Summerlin, the 400‑acre mixed‑use core in Summerlin. The loan, issued by U.S. Bank, covers retail, office and residential assets.