Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown is set to deliver the State of the City address in North Las Vegas at Aliante Casino on March 27th, highlighting achievements and future plans.

Nighttime lane closures on I-15 in Nevada and daytime ramp closures due to the I-15 South Widening Project, with traffic updates available via NDOT and various platforms.

Postal workers rallied against potential USPS privatization, fearing job cuts and increased costs, particularly affecting remote communities. They gained support from local officials as they championed the importance of the public postal service.

LVMPD investigates a suspicious death after a body with blunt force injuries was found on Paradise Road; identity and cause of death pending coroner's review.

"A Public Fit Theatre Company presents José Rivera's award-winning play at Charleston Heights Arts Center, featuring magical realism, mature themes, and performances through April."

A monolith with a QR code linked to a crypto site appeared at Seven Magic Mountains near Las Vegas and was quickly removed, signaling a possible publicity stunt.

Clark County has initiated the Lake Mead Microbusiness Park project, aiming to offer 76 workforce housing units and commercial space to stimulate local economic growth.

Las Vegas columnist Norm Clarke, known for his eye patch, passed away at 82. He covered celebrities and sports, and his work appeared in the Review-Journal. Clarke died following a hip injury and cancer battle.

Chris Craig was officially appointed as the new director of Innovation and Technologies for Las Vegas, receiving unanimous support from the city council.

A man in Mohave Valley, Arizona, is charged with felony animal cruelty after allegedly attacking a pig with a machete, leading to the animal's euthanasia.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas forecasts breezy conditions along the Colorado River Valley and a warming trend through the weekend, with temperatures expected to rise significantly early next week.

The State Bar of Nevada issued a public reprimand to Commissioner Justin Jones for professional misconduct involving deleted texts linked to a real estate project, rather than disbarring him.

Juveniles attempted a "takeover" of Meadows Mall in Las Vegas, live-streaming it on Instagram; police quickly controlled the situation. Subsequently, a local bowling alley imposed age restrictions.