Las Vegas police are ramping up distracted driving enforcement as fatal crashes climb, targeting hotspot intersections where hundreds of violations occur monthly.

Henderson's new Dunkin' location makes history as Nevada's first kosher-certified store, serving the Las Vegas area's Jewish community with familiar favorites that meet dietary requirements.

Rocks were thrown from a pedestrian overpass onto cars on a Nevada highway, resulting in injuries and damage. Authorities are seeking public assistance to find the suspects.

Burlington prepares to open its third North Las Vegas location this fall, joining a wave of discount retailers expanding in the growing Las Vegas Valley market.

The $2.3 billion Las Vegas entertainment venue posted $175.6 million in revenue for the second quarter, up 16% from last year, as Kenny Chesney's country music residency helps drive the financial surge.

Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada has authorized sending National Guard members to assist ICE in "temporary and administrative" roles, despite concerns from Democrats and civil rights groups about the impact on immigrant communities.

Scammers are going door-to-door in Las Vegas claiming they can stop evictions for money, targeting vulnerable tenants in a valley with sky-high eviction rates.

North Las Vegas Police arrested an individual for intent to sell drugs, highlighting the importance of proactive law enforcement in protecting the community.

Las Vegas police continue searching for two women who allegedly battered a store employee during a June robbery on South Las Vegas Boulevard.

The Las Vegas Raiders tied 23-23 with the Seattle Seahawks in a preseason game that saw quarterback Aiden O’Connell's mixed performance, including a touchdown and two interceptions.

Las Vegas tourism dropped 11.3% in June, marking the sixth consecutive month of visitor declines as economic uncertainty and pricing concerns reshape Sin City's landscape.

East Las Vegas gets a safety boost as Clark County activates new traffic signals at the busy Hollywood Boulevard and Vegas Valley Drive intersection.

Halloween enthusiasts in Las Vegas aren't waiting for October, embracing the "Summerween" trend that's turning August into spooky shopping season.