The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts potential thunderstorms with strong winds south of I-15 this weekend, affecting air travel and air quality. Conditions are expected to return to normal by next week.

LVMPD seeks public help to locate a vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run after a man, also stabbed, died at the scene. The suspect car is an orange 2015 Dodge Challenger with California plates.

Henderson seeks nominations for its Veterans Memorial Wall, with a new Korean War category. Deadline is Sept. 25.

Ramps from northbound U.S. 395 to Dandini Boulevard in Reno are reopening on Sept. 5 after construction, with upcoming Panther Valley exits closures for new ramp work starting Sept. 9.

Devin Perkins was arrested in Los Angeles as a suspect in a fatal Las Vegas shooting. The victim, not yet identified, was found shot in a vehicle. Perkins awaits extradition and is charged with open murder.

Las Vegas anticipates extreme heat as the National Weather Service predicts thunderstorms and dry lightning, increasing fire risks, followed by cooler temperatures and more storms over the weekend.

The Pahrump DMV reopened with limited services after a month-long closure caused by a fire and subsequent flooding, affecting building infrastructure and equipment.

Clark County resumes $7.5 million roadwork in Laughlin post-summer break, with traffic control in place, focusing on pavement replacement and infrastructure upgrades.

A transformer fire near I-11 caused no injuries and was under control by the evening, but caused concerns over air quality and electrical infrastructure resilience.

Google announces a $400 million investment to expand its Nevada data centers, reinforcing the state's tech industry and infrastructure for cloud services.

A lawsuit accuses Las Vegas gym LVAC of wrongful death due to the lack of lifeguards after a drowning; in response, LVAC closed its pools amid regulations.

CCSD police arrested a teacher assistant at Eldorado High for allegedly trying to engage in a sex act with a minor.

Las Vegas experiences a rare cool-off with temperatures below average, but the heat is expected to return gradually, bringing highs in the low 100s later in the week. Clear skies are projected for aviation.