Vegas traded defenseman Hague to Nashville, where he signed a four-year deal. Vegas got Sissons, Lauzon, and a draft pick in return. The trade helps Vegas's salary cap, possibly aiding in acquiring Marner amid tampering speculation.

Shaquille O'Neal has begun construction of a youth sports complex in northeast Las Vegas, intended to enrich the community with educational and athletic facilities by late 2026.

Las Vegas police report a crash during a traffic stop for a wanted suspect; no injuries were reported, and details on the suspect's charges are pending.

A suspect was arrested after a standoff in Las Vegas, with a K9 unit playing a key role in the resolution. No injuries were reported from the initial assault incident.

Las Vegas invites local seniors over 50 to audition for the 18th Senior Idol Showcase, with performance auditions at the East Las Vegas Community Center and the event taking place in January 2026.

Las Vegas is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures 3-7 degrees above normal, peaking early in the week with no official warnings yet. Conditions may cool midweek with potential thunderstorms in Northwest Arizona.

The Las Vegas area is set for rising temperatures, with peaks early next week, followed by potential cooling and monsoonal moisture causing isolated showers and thunderstorms.

NDOT announces nighttime I-215 pavement preservation work in Las Vegas, advising commuters of lane reductions and suggesting alternate routes to avoid traffic disruptions.

Reilly Smith re-signs with the Vegas Golden Knights on a one-year, $2 million contract with a no-trade clause.

Las Vegas police confiscated 2.5 tons of illegal fireworks prior to July 4th, issued 56 citations, and remind residents that only 'Safe & Sane' fireworks are legal.

A man with gunshot wounds was found dead in the south Las Vegas valley desert. Homicide detectives are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A semi-truck collision with a guard rail on I-80 westbound in Verdi, Nevada, led to delays and blocked lanes. No injuries reported, and the lanes reopened by 9:00 a.m.

Broadacres Marketplace in North Las Vegas closed temporarily due to fears among the Latino community of ICE raids, impacting the local economy and cultural life. Political figures condemned the crackdown, while ICE denied presence at the marketplace.