The North Las Vegas City Hall hosted its annual toy giveaway event on December 20, with 3,980 toys distributed to children, as part of the city's commitment to inclusivity and support during the holiday season.

Models and reporting have put George Pickens on Las Vegas’ radar as a top free‑agent target, with Spotrac projecting a potential five‑year, $157M deal. The move would be a bold — and risky — way to fix a 2–13 offense.

LVMPD Search and Rescue team conducted a helicopter extraction of an injured hiker from the Valley of Fire's rugged terrain, transferring them to a hospital.

The NWS forecasts rain, mountain snow, and gusty winds in and around Las Vegas that could potentially affect holiday travel plans.

Clark County Fire Department responded to a fire report at a home with no injuries or structural damage found. Firefighters traced smoke to an air unit in the garage.

Oscar Amador quietly opened Amador Cocina Fina in Chinatown, recasting his old EDO footprint as a personal, seafood-forward spot with tasting and a la carte options.

Hadlee Landers, an 11-year-old from Elgin, topped the 19-and-under barrel racing at Vegas Tuffest Jr., returning with big payouts and a meet‑and‑greet with Shad Mayfield.

Las Vegas police responded to a minor-injury rollover crash at Twain Avenue and Cambridge Street, suspecting the at-fault driver was impaired. Traffic was heavily disrupted.

A school bus and car collided in Las Vegas; the driver of the car, suspected of DUI, was arrested with non-life-threatening injuries. No children were on the bus.

A 30‑year‑old motorcyclist was critically injured after colliding with a Chevrolet Silverado at North Michael Way and Seattle Slew Drive; Metro investigators are probing the crash.

North Las Vegas is seeking public feedback on park and recreation planning, using surveys and interactive tools for residents to influence the allocation of resources and facilities.

Las Vegas police investigate after a homeowner fatally shot an alleged intruder following a fight, sparking discussions on neighborhood safety and justifiable homicide.

The I-15 South Widening Project in Southern Nevada, completed between 2024 and 2025 at a cost of $71 million, has significantly reduced congestion by expanding lanes to improve traffic flow.