LVMPD’s Northwest Area Command posted a suspect description after vehicle break-ins in northwest Las Vegas. Tip lines and a case reference were listed for witnesses.

Surveillance shows a man who lunged at a loss-prevention guard before fleeing with merchandise on March 25; Las Vegas police released images and are asking for tips.

Median single-family prices dipped to $473,875 in April while listings rose, leaving the Las Vegas market with about a 3.5-month supply. Sales and condo prices edged lower as inventory climbed.

A 4.5‑magnitude quake rattled central Nevada Monday night, centered northeast of Tonopah. Aftershocks were recorded and ShakeMap showed light shaking in nearby towns.

Cool start and gusty winds today; triple‑digit heat is possible by Monday, May 11.

Peccole Plaza near Summerlin sold for $38.6M to local developers; the 161,978‑sq‑ft center remains fully leased to national anchors. New owners say no immediate changes are planned.

Mesquite Entertainment will hold a one‑day hiring event this Wednesday to fill more than 100 roles across its Mesquite casinos and new restaurants.

Clark County School District lost roughly $1.4 million through a July‑2022 business‑email compromise. Investigators say the money moved through U.S. accounts and into cryptocurrency.

A 17-year-old was killed and a 19-year-old critically injured after a BMW left the roadway at Craig and Simmons in North Las Vegas; police have arrested the driver.

Aaron Ford told union hosts he would sign a bill repealing Nevada’s 1953 right-to-work law, promising swift action if lawmakers send legislation his way.

UNLV panelists and casino execs say loosening delivery and distance rules could unlock big tourist spending — but gaming‑license risks and federal uncertainty keep weed off the Strip.

Clark County’s coroner says homicides, drug fatalities and heat-related deaths fell in 2025 and launched a public dashboard showing the year’s case-level data. The figures come with caveats as investigations finish.

Developer J Dapper says he'll transfer the Huntridge Theater to a 501(c)(3) conservancy and aims to complete the sale by the end of the year. Plans include multiple performance spaces and phased construction.