The Las Vegas Raiders revealed plans for a health and wellness campus in Henderson, including medical services, hotels, and expanded training facilities, with development phased through 2031.

Antonio Telford Jr. has been arrested on charges related to the homicide of Leotha Patton, whose body was found near Las Vegas railroad tracks with multiple injuries.

A court decided against moving the trial of two defendants charged with fatally abusing Reba the Bulldog. The case spurred "Reba's Law" for harsher animal cruelty penalties in Nevada.

Las Vegas honors Carole Adams Hattar for her community work, in particular with the NBA Summer League, and recognizes the Toxic Encephalopathy Foundation's efforts in a public council meeting.

Las Vegas is forecasted to experience showers and thunderstorms mid-week, with light surface precipitation and potential gusty outflows due to a lingering low-pressure system and high moisture levels.

A dog died in Las Vegas heat after reportedly being left outside in a crate with inadequate water and shade, leading to the owner's arrest for animal cruelty.

The Henderson Police Department concluded a "Click It or Ticket" campaign, primarily issuing speeding tickets, with just two for seat belt violations which are secondary offenses in Nevada.

A Cowabunga Bay worker was hospitalized after a chemical exposure, prompting a hazmat response and delayed opening. The park reopened later with safety assurances.

Las Vegas faces extreme heat with forecasts showing temperatures 10-15 degrees above normal through Saturday. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for the area.

The Nevada State Senate passed a bill to help residents of the sinking Windsor Park neighborhood, with $37 million allocated for relocations and new homes, now pending Assembly approval.

Nevada Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager introduces a bill allowing nonpartisan voters to participate in party primaries, facing opposition from state Republicans.

Las Vegas Fire & Rescue gained CFAI accreditation, demonstrating adherence to high industry standards and a commitment to continuous improvement in emergency services.

An extreme heat wave is set to hit Las Vegas with temperatures forecasted to be 10-15 degrees above average next week, prompting an Extreme Heat Watch.