Gov. Joe Lombardo will ceremonially sign Assembly Bill 4 in Las Vegas Friday with state and local law‑enforcement leaders on hand. The package includes controversial Strip‑corridor changes that have drawn criticism.

The Timbisha Shoshone Tribe and conservation groups sued to block exploratory drilling near Ash Meadows, saying the BLM approved work that could harm springs, rare plants and cultural sites.

A parade, Santacruzan procession and a new anthem headline Filipino Town Las Vegas' April 11 anniversary, organizers say. The day will be promoted with a music video filmed on the Strip.

Nevada Consumer Affairs has opened a probe into MV Realty after reports that the firm's "Homeowner Benefit" deals may have placed 40‑year liens on hundreds of Nevada homes.

LVMPD says officers will run a valleywide Super Bowl DUI blitz this Sunday and warned 'Drive sober or you will go to jail.'

A Washoe County judge announced retirement after an attorney won a temporary protective order alleging repeated stalking; police and the court have opened reviews.

Mariana’s is taking about 40,000 square feet at the former Renaissance III plaza on East Flamingo as Aspen Real Estate renovates and rebrands the center.

Nevada State Police posted a wanted notice for Faleniko Pulalasi, last seen near Reno. Authorities say he’s wanted on a supervision violation and asked for tips to the Parole & Probation fugitive unit.

A Las Vegas pizza shop is closing for a day to join a nationwide protest addressing issues in Minnesota and ICE actions, emphasizing solidarity over commerce.

Las Vegas is creating Desert Flow at Southwest Ridge Bike Skills Park, a 17-acre cycling park with a range of trails and obstacles for all skill levels, along with amenities for community gathering.

Able Baker Brewing is taking its Atomic Duck IPA to Centennial Hills, converting the former Montana Meat Co. into a new taproom with a kitchen this spring.

Nevada asked a federal court to dismiss the DOJ’s bid for unredacted voter rolls, arguing privacy and cybersecurity laws bar the sweeping demand. The move follows similar judicial pushback in other states.

Marble Manor in the Historic Westside will be demolished and rebuilt into a five‑phase, mixed‑income development with relocation help for current residents.