Federal agents closed a probe into alleged noncitizen voting in Nevada’s 2020 election after finding only a handful of potential cases and legal hurdles to prosecution.

Metro will add officers near schools and parks for spring break, urging parents to share locations and avoid risky house or hotel parties.

A recorded tax‑scam voicemail split Las Vegas shoppers as experts warn AI voice‑cloning and spoofed numbers are making impostor fraud harder to spot.

The estate of Michael Shanon Jamieson sued The Venetian and SEMA, alleging staff blocked medical aid after he collapsed at a SEMA event and later died. The complaint says venue and convention personnel prevented trained responders from intervening.

German Bread Bakery has closed both its Summerlin and Eastern storefronts, leaving locals and restaurants hunting for old‑world loaves. The announcement came via a social post reported by the Review‑Journal.

Nevada is ramping up cloud seeding as mountain snowpack runs well below normal. DRI reports tens of thousands of added acre‑feet, but officials say seeding is a limited tool.

Both lanes of SR 160 at mile marker 2 in Nye County are closed after a fatal crash; officials say the road will be shut for an undetermined time. Motorists are being urged to use alternate routes.

D.R. Horton was January’s top‑selling builder in Las Vegas with 167 net sales as local net sales slowed and permits pulled back, per Home Builders Research.

A U.S. college basketball player has been sentenced after nearly 19 kg of cannabis was found in his checked luggage at Dublin Airport. The court backdated a 3.5-year term to when he entered custody.

GFiber begins service in Summerlin with 1–8 Gbps plans and a public launch at Tivoli Village. The company will open a local office at Meridian as crews finish neighborhood installs.

NCEDSV's 2025 tally found 45 domestic violence-related deaths in Nevada across 32 incidents, with most fatalities in Clark County; the coalition is urging prevention and survivor-centered responses.

An LVMPD corrections officer was arrested and booked into the Clark County Detention Center on felony coercion, child-abuse and domestic-battery counts. Metro says the officer will be suspended without pay while the case is investigated.

City Council unanimously approved a six‑story apartment at 7th and Gass, a new infill project that includes underground parking, greenery and artist‑led murals. The move continues a wave of downtown housing projects reshaping the Arts District.