Henderson City Hall is hosting "Lure of the Land: Women Artists on Southern Nevada," an art exhibition featuring Southern Nevada through the works of various women artists.

Southern California’s The Hat is opening its first location outside the state in Spring Valley, bringing its famed pastrami dip sandwiches and chili cheese fries this spring.

Ian Jones plans a Mediterranean-Latin fusion restaurant at 1216 W Owens Ave in Las Vegas. The owner confirmed the site but has not announced a date or menu.

NV Energy, after initially resisting, is offering over $63 million in refunds for a billing error misclassifying multi-family homes since 2002. The company seeks to end the regulatory probe into its practices.

La Bonita opened its biggest Valley store at Bonanza and Nellis, bringing a tortillería, taquería and juice bar to a once-vacant strip plaza.

LVMPD's DUI blitz resulted in 206 stops, 145 citations, 19 DUI arrests, and one additional arrest, highlighting multi-agency collaboration to improve road safety.

A Nevada State Police trooper was taken to hospital after a patrol vehicle was struck on northbound I-15 near Sahara. Left lane remained blocked and drivers were urged to use caution.

Penn Jillette from Penn & Teller broke his ankle, causing the duo to cancel some Las Vegas shows. Despite the injury, Jillette is hopeful for a quick recovery and return to performing.

Las Vegas commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. with a downtown parade, traffic advisories in place, and a reminder of Dr. King's call for service to others.

Henderson Police are searching for missing 19-year-old UNLV student Trevor Tumminia, last seen wearing a beanie and puffer jacket, and driving a black Mazda CX-5.

The Las Vegas area expects a warm, sunny week with above-normal temperatures, clear skies, and several windy days. Conditions may briefly calm before winds increase again.

A veteran Vegas bookmaker's new memoir alleges Mike Tyson was medicated before his 1990 upset; the claim is unverified and raises fresh questions about sports and betting.

Switch paid $85.5M for 176 acres in North Las Vegas' Apex park, a potential new data‑center site that raises questions about water and power.