Las Vegas Helldorado Days Parade, celebrating the city's heritage, accepts applications until April 18. The event will occur on May 10 at 10 a.m. along Fourth Street and includes a judging committee for various prizes.

Nevada's Department of Transportation begins repaving on U.S. 50 near Tahoe, causing delays and single lane closures Sundays through Fridays starting April 21.

The Great Northwest Country Fest, hosted in the northwest Las Vegas Valley, will offer free entry to a day of live country music, a farmer's market, and family activities on May 10.

A small plane made an emergency landing south of Las Vegas due to mechanical issues; one of four onboard was injured. FAA is investigating the incident.

The Golden Knights clinched the Pacific Division title with a 5-3 win over the Predators, setting team records and gearing up for a matchup with the Flames.

Nevada's Assembly Bill 381, "Reba's Law," failed to advance from committee. Proposed to strengthen animal cruelty laws, it didn't get a work session before the deadline.

A CCSD school bus collided with a sedan in Las Vegas, injuring the driver; no impairment suspected, and investigation underway regarding bus passengers.

Two men previously deported and convicted of felonies face charges for illegal reentry into the U.S., as stated by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Nevada.

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.