A high-speed rollover crash in North Las Vegas killed a woman and injured a male passenger; police are investigating potential impairment and seeking public assistance.

Early on Monday, a fire broke out at the Star View Motel in downtown Las Vegas, which was promptly extinguished by firefighters. Another fire was also reported nearby. Causes remain unknown, and the investigation continues.

Las Vegas begins a roadwork project at Charleston-Arville to install new storm drains and make other enhancements, causing detours and lane restrictions for 20 months starting February 24.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-1, with Brandon Saad's goal securing the lead. This win adds to their streak and places them ahead in the Pacific Division.

The Obodo Collective and Southern Nevada Health District opened a greengrocer and urban farm in Las Vegas to combat food insecurity, providing residents with affordable fresh produce.

LVMPD arrested three suspects for a 2021 fatal shooting outside a casino; they face murder and conspiracy charges. The investigation involved the FBI and public tips.

The National Weather Service forecasts strong winds in the Colorado River Valley and warmer temperatures for Las Vegas next week, with a potential for minor heat risks and late-week precipitation.

The Las Vegas City Council voted 6-1 against creating an Animal Advisory Committee, disappointing many advocates hoping for more oversight on animal policies.

Nevada temporarily suspends its cage-free egg law to combat egg supply issues and high prices, permitting sale of eggs from any safe source, including non-cage-free and Grade B eggs.

Boulder City, Nevada, known for effective governance and low taxes, is a contender for the Cashman Good Government Award, due to its successful renewable energy leases.

Las Vegas police seek information on a 1999-2000 light-colored Tahoe or Yukon involved in a critical hit-and-run that injured a woman on February 12th.

Las Vegas faces strong northerly winds today and tomorrow, with temperatures rising above normal into the weekend, causing a Minor HeatRisk for vulnerable populations. Winds will peak near the Colorado River Valley but no advisories have been issued.

CCSD's search for a new superintendent is down to four candidates, including local and non-local education professionals, with final interviews scheduled for the end of February and early March.