Gov. Lombardo and local leaders cut the ribbon at Paradise Trails as Nevada rolls out NAHA funding; the central Las Vegas community received about $800,500. Early awards pair state aid with builder incentives to lower costs for buyers.

A lawsuit filed March 16 argues Scott Black would exceed Nevada’s 12‑year local term limit if he serves as mayor and asks judges to keep him off the June ballot.

Jo Koy has listed his Summerlin compound for $11.25 million — a three-story, 8,244-square-foot architectural home with a guest house and Strip views.

IGT will eliminate about 700 roles worldwide during a reorganization tied to its Everi integration, leaving local Nevada operations uncertain.

Not a Damn Chance Burger is opening a permanent downtown Las Vegas flagship this spring, serving its cult wagyu double cheeseburger and beef‑tallow fries.

Lee Canyon announced an early end to its winter season after volatile late‑season weather left the mountain with inconsistent, melt‑prone snow. The resort pointed to safety and operational concerns.

Two people died and two were hurt after a high‑speed collision at Lone Mountain and Clayton; police say impairment is suspected and a blood warrant was issued.

A pedestrian was struck and killed at Nellis and East Lake Mead in east Las Vegas on March 21. Metro Police say impairment is not suspected as investigators process the scene.

Valiente Mott and Safe Kids will hand out fitted helmets in downtown Las Vegas on March 21 as officials warn of a sharp rise in e-bike and e-scooter injuries. The clinic will fit helmets while supplies last.

Pasadena-born VenHub says it will open a second Las Vegas plant in April and double local production as it moves to fulfill 1,000+ pre-orders for its robotic Smart Stores.

Erika Kirk and Gov. Joe Lombardo attended the ribbon-cutting for TPUSA's new Las Vegas headquarters near Sunset and Decatur. Organizers said the space will train volunteers ahead of 2026.

A man accused in a viral downtown Las Vegas stabbing pleaded not guilty and waived his right to a speedy trial. Court is scheduled for March 24.

Gov. Joe Lombardo thanked Wayne Allyn Root at a Las Vegas GOP dinner, calling him "an awesome spokesman" — an audio recording of the remark has surfaced.