Snappy Burger filed plans to open a North Las Vegas outpost with a drive‑in movie lot at W. Cheyenne and Allen Lane, expanding the retro burger‑and‑film concept.

A barricade in North Las Vegas closed lanes on W. Craig Road near MLK Wednesday night and prompted RTC traffic alerts. Police asked the public to avoid the area.

An 89-year-old Pahrump man died days after a two-vehicle crash at the northbound I‑15/Tropicana off‑ramp; Nevada Highway Patrol says both drivers initially refused aid.

Miracle Minds Therapy opened a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center in North Las Vegas, offering same‑day care, wraparound services and a 24/7 crisis line.

NV Energy opened a spring window for its Expanded Solar Access Program; low‑income customers can apply to get solar savings on their bill without rooftop panels. Applications close May 31.

Triple-digit heat returns to Las Vegas Tuesday with gusty afternoon winds. Clark County lists daytime cooling stations for respite.

A Clark County grand jury indicted Jose Guadalupe Mora in March on DUI-related charges tied to a July 5 I‑15 crash that killed passenger Gloria Vega Nava. Her family says they are still waiting for answers.

Federal prosecutors say Jia Guo and Seven Schmidt imported protonitazene from China and had it pressed into counterfeit pills mailed across the U.S.

Golden Knights captain Mark Stone left Game 3 in Anaheim with a lower‑body/groin injury after assisting on an early goal. The team is monitoring the captain’s status before Game 4.

A candidate suspended from about two dozen probate cases is among three Democrats running for Clark County public administrator, raising questions about estate oversight.

A Clark County judge heard arguments Thursday in a 2020 suit that accuses major booking sites of underpaying Nevada hotel taxes, with plaintiffs estimating more than $1 billion in disputed revenue.

About 400 new streetlights were switched on along a 7.5-mile stretch of Boulder Highway as Henderson’s Reimagine project hits its midpoint and moves into visible safety upgrades.

A Las Vegas driver is set to be sentenced Thursday in connection with a September crash that killed a pregnant woman’s unborn baby and injured others. The hearing follows months of investigations and court appearances.