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.

MLS owners privately discussed selling the Vancouver Whitecaps, with Las Vegas a leading option as the club and city race to resolve stadium talks by Dec. 31, 2026.

Simon and Invesco secured a $750M CMBS refinance at The Shops at Crystals, returning about $190M to the owners even as Las Vegas tourism softens.

A 64-year-old Bullhead City man died after a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Highway 95 near Rainbow Drive; police say no other vehicles were involved.

An e‑bike rider died after crashing into a curb and cinderblock wall in southwest Las Vegas on April 25; LVMPD's Collision Investigation Section is probing the crash.

All northbound lanes of I‑15 at Washington are closed after a fatal crash; drivers are being diverted off at D Street. Expect delays through downtown Las Vegas.

Clark County DA Steve Wolfson said he will ask judges for execution warrants for three long‑time inmates, reviving questions about Nevada’s dormant death‑penalty system.

SoulBelly BBQ opened a quick‑service counter at Miracle Mile Shops, bringing downtown smoked brisket sandwiches and playful sides to the Las Vegas Strip.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford said a grand jury indicted Lawrence and Leasa Carter of Sun Valley on 69 felony counts, including Medicaid fraud and elder identity theft. The office says the scheme involved using older persons' information.