A late‑season storm will bring snow and high winds to the eastern Sierra slopes of Inyo County from Friday night through Sunday; high passes could see hazardous travel.

A tourism liaison on Fremont Street is blending outreach and enforcement; officials cite a 17% rise in arrests and recovered guns while property crime has dipped. Advocacy groups caution about impacts on unhoused residents.

Henderson owners say tariffs and an oil‑price shock are forcing price hikes and squeezing margins. Lawmakers and the treasurer are seeking paths to refunds.

A motorcyclist was killed Wednesday after being struck by a car at West Oakey and South Jones in Las Vegas. Lanes were closed while detectives investigated.

A CCSDPD operation culminated in a SWAT search of a Las Vegas home near four schools, producing guns and pounds of drugs. Authorities say children had been buying at the house.

American Eagle is converting the former north food-court wing at Las Vegas South Premium Outlets into a 10,000+ sq ft store slated to open late 2026.

At Red Rock, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said much federal land should be open to mining, grazing, timber and housing — and pushed the BLM on land releases tied to Las Vegas housing.

Police and local shelters say Las Vegas has seen a sharp rise in sexual‑assault reports this spring. Hotlines and investigations have ramped up as survivors come forward.

CCSD is considering closing Goodsprings Elementary, the 1913 schoolhouse with just two students, citing upkeep costs and falling enrollment. The district is weighing rezoning to Sandy Valley and reuse options for the building.

The City of Las Vegas opened its 2026 private activity bond window to fund affordable rental construction and rehab, with income set‑aside rules and a July 2 deadline.

A person was struck and later died outside a business near Sunset Park on Monday as Metro detectives investigate. Police are asking witnesses to come forward.

A touring empathy workshop is visiting Clark County schools as families and state data highlight thousands of bullying incidents and mounting pressure on CCSD.

Genetic genealogy matched 1970 Henderson desert remains to Calgary native Anna Sylvia Just, ending a decades-old mystery and pointing to historic ties with union boss Tom Hanley.