Las Vegas police arrested a woman after a series of small fires and tire slashings at Arizona Charlie’s RV Park on Boulder Highway. Neighbors and surveillance footage prompted an arson probe.

Las Vegas Restaurant Week runs June 1–12 with hundreds of restaurants offering prix‑fixe menus that benefit Three Square Food Bank. Menus and specials went live May 18.

Nielsen's Frozen Custard opens May 22 at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson with opening-day raffles including free custard for life and monthly concretes. Fans should expect giveaways and free scoops for early guests.

High Wind Warning Sunday into Monday for the Las Vegas Valley. Gusts of 50–60 mph, pockets to 70 mph, could down trees and disrupt travel.

Clear and warming: about 73°F this morning with highs near 100°F Friday. A High Wind Watch is in effect Sunday with gusts to 60 mph.

The Culinary Academy of Las Vegas expanded to about 55,000 square feet, boosting annual training capacity and adding new labs and student‑run operations for hospitality careers.

Sunny and dry today with highs near 97°F and little overnight relief. Triple‑digit heat Friday and gusty winds expected Saturday—take precautions outdoors.

California-based Rivera Food Service is lining up a Valley Oaks Plaza outpost in northwest Las Vegas, and permit records list company officers tied to the space.

A Mohave County deputy shot a Meadview man after responding to a neighbor fight; the suspect was airlifted with non-life-threatening injuries and the deputy is on leave.

An early-morning crash at Cheyenne and Lincoln in northeast Las Vegas left a motorcyclist dead and closed the intersection while Metro investigators worked.

A Henderson man was charged after allegedly stabbing his grandmother 11 times on Mother’s Day; the victim remains in intensive care and the investigation is ongoing.

A barricade inside a downtown parking garage closed the 4th and Carson intersection early Tuesday as City Marshals and Metro officers worked the scene. Officials asked the public to avoid the area.

A Clark County lawsuit says a 16‑year‑old patient was sexually assaulted at Spring Mountain Treatment Center and accuses the facility and its corporate owners of systemic failures.