The Las Vegas Strip is reopening as Formula 1 Grand Prix construction ends, with local businesses and residents seeing relief from event-related disruptions.

A head-on crash in Henderson sent three people to the hospital, with ongoing investigations by authorities and road closures on Horizon Ridge Parkway.

Las Vegas police seek public help in identifying a person of interest in a recent graffiti incident on North Tenya Way, providing several contact methods for tips.

Las Vegas will have a dry and mild weekend with temperatures above average due to a strong ridge, but a quick-moving system might bring light precipitation and gusty winds around Christmas Day.

Nevada Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro proposes the EDUCATE Act, aiming to improve education with teacher raises, universal pre-K, and school district oversight.

Henderson Police investigate a shooting on Horizon Ridge Parkway; a male victim was hospitalized, and the suspect fled. No further suspect details or motive have been provided.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a fatal motorcycle crash at Durango and Sunset, causing significant traffic disruptions.

Victor Olofsson scored twice, helping the Vegas Golden Knights defeat the Minnesota Wild 3-2, marking their fifth win in six games. Jack Eichel notched two assists, while Jesper Wallstedt made his season debut for the Wild.

Due to a dispute with the Musicians Union of Las Vegas, Nevada Ballet Theatre will perform "The Nutcracker" with pre-recorded music instead of a live orchestra.

Eight individuals were arrested in Summerlin, Nevada during a sting operation targeting child sex predators, including charges for luring minors online.

An 18-year-old was charged with open murder after a Las Vegas shooting, which resulted in one death and one injury; the FBI-led CAT team apprehended him.

A storm brings snow and strong winds to Vegas, with minimal snowfall expected but significant wind gusts. Conditions should improve with drier and warmer weather anticipated next week.

Kirstin Blaise Lobato, wrongfully convicted for a 2001 murder, was exonerated and awarded $34 million by a federal jury for her wrongful 16-year imprisonment.