Acquitted of sexual assault charges, goaltender Carter Hart signs with the Vegas Golden Knights and is set to return to NHL play, echoing his readiness for a fresh start with the team.

North Las Vegas's "Paws in the Park" Halloween event returns on October 25 with a costume contest, activities, and services like vaccinations and microchipping.

Las Vegas contractor Steven Adinolfi was sentenced to probation and must pay nearly $350,000 restitution after pleading guilty to defrauding homeowners.

Several homes were hit by gunfire in an east Las Vegas neighborhood, with no injuries reported; police investigation is ongoing.

Clark County is hosting various family-friendly Halloween events, including aquatic activities, community festivities, and a movie night, as per the Parks and Recreation Department.

The PUCN is investigating NV Energy for alleged overcharging, demanding customer data for a probe into refunds dating back to potentially 2001, not just 2017 as NV Energy proposes.

Amazon is hiring over 2,500 workers in Nevada for various roles with competitive wages and benefits, signaling economic growth and long-term opportunities in the region.

A Las Vegas jewelry store was burglarized; the thief took thousands of dollars' worth of items and caused extensive damage. The owner reacts with shock and plans enhanced security measures.

Las Vegas nonprofits can now apply for CDBG and HOPWA grants to support homelessness and AIDS services, with required aid workshops on Oct. 28 and application deadlines on Nov. 13.

Las Vegas warns of a scam using fake letters and invoices with the city seal and Planning Commission name, soliciting fraudulent fees. Residents are advised not to pay and to report incidents.

Las Vegas police won against the fire department in a friendly "Battle of the Badges" basketball game held at Western High School, strengthening community spirit.

Keenan Jackson pled guilty to a DUI resulting in death charge for the crash that killed high school senior McKenzie Scott in Las Vegas, with his sentencing set for November.

The Las Vegas Aces will celebrate their third WNBA championship with a parade on October 17, starting at 5 p.m. along Las Vegas Boulevard. Fans are advised on prohibited items at the event.