The Vegas Golden Knights staged a comeback against the Philadelphia Flyers, erasing a three-goal deficit to win 5-4 in a shootout. Jack Eichel and Ilya Samsonov were key to the victory.

Raiders' Maxx Crosby dismisses any talk of tanking despite a 2-9 season, emphasizing the team's effort to win and his personal disdain for playing for draft picks.

Alejandra Boudreaux, linked to a fatal police shooting, faces a new lewdness charge after exposing herself in court. Her bail is set at $1 million with a court return date for December.

Community members in Las Vegas rallied for justice for Brandon Durham, a realtor shot by police, demanding accountability and expressing concerns about law enforcement.

Las Vegas police seek a man for an armed robbery near Washington Avenue, described as tall with dreadlocks and last seen wearing a gray t-shirt and blue jeans.

Puma opened a new flagship store on the Las Vegas Strip, featuring various sports collections and interactive experiences.

Robert Taylor won't seek a recount in the North Las Vegas council race he lost by 8 votes due to the high cost of $156,000, letting Ruth Garcia-Anderson win.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather change in Las Vegas with a low pressure system bringing wind and potential snow to nearby mountains this weekend.

A Las Vegas man accused of burglaries in Chinatown is held on $500,000 bail. He allegedly stole over $213,000 across 30 businesses. His prior record includes similar crimes.

Boulder City prepares for Small Business Saturday with the "Shop the Block" initiative, promoting local shopping and inter-business support with discounts for shared customers.

Clark County observed the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims with a "Rally to Remember," including a 5K run, a silent ride, and a Candlelight Memorial, aiming to honor victims and advocate for road safety.

Former Nevada Assembly Speaker, John Hambrick, has died at 79, known for his dedication to fighting human trafficking and his varied public service career.

Henderson’s Somerset Park plumbing issues have been repaired, allowing residents to remain in their homes, though future tax liens for the repairs raise affordability concerns.