The National Weather Service forecasts record-breaking heat in Las Vegas with temperatures 15-20 degrees above normal, prompting heat risk warnings and potential daily high records being challenged.

North Las Vegas won four awards at the NRPS Conference for their outstanding parks and recreation programs, including cultural events, heritage preservation, and youth enrichment.

Henderson invites residents to meet with officials at April gatherings, featuring Mayor Romero and council members, with open discussions and refreshments.

Las Vegas is expected to experience higher than normal temperatures throughout the workweek due to a high-pressure ridge, with possible wind gusts causing minor issues.

A WWII airman, Second Lt. Robert D. McKee, was finally laid to rest in Nevada, 81 years after his death in combat. His remains were identified through DNA and repatriated for burial with full military honors.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Officer Melinda Cooper has been inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame, an honor reflecting her boxing excellence.

Nye County authorities seized seven tigers from Karl Mitchell in Pahrump due to his lack of proper permits, leading to a brief detention. Mitchell, who considers the animals emotional support for PTSD, vows to reclaim them despite legal barriers.

The Winnipeg Jets achieved a 4-0 shutout victory against the Vegas Golden Knights, tying their franchise record with their 52nd win and maintaining a lead in the Central Division.

Karl Mitchell was arrested after Nye County deputies seized seven tigers from his home in Pahrump, citing public safety and animal welfare violations.

The Las Vegas police seek public help in finding a white Volkswagen Passat involved in a fatal hit-and-run on March 29 near Boulder Highway and East Tropicana Avenue.

The Ability Center of Southern Nevada held its 3rd Annual Pizza For A Purpose event to support individuals with disabilities and raised $25,000 from the Raiders Las Vegas.

Two climbers were safely rescued from Ice Box Canyon by LVMPD SAR despite strong winds and challenging conditions, using foot extraction after rappels.

The National Weather Service forecasts windy conditions in Las Vegas and parts of the Mojave Desert, with gusts up to 45 mph, and isolated showers in some areas over the weekend.