Meril by Emeril Lagasse lands at M Resort in Henderson with New Orleans‑style small plates and breakfast service.

Union leaders warn TPS terminations could strip legal work authorization from thousands of Las Vegas hospitality workers. The Culinary Union won leaves that protect jobs but not pay or work rights.

A Las Vegas mother of three is recovering after a suspected drunk driver struck her at a Washington Avenue bus stop. The driver faces a felony DUI charge and is being held on $250,000 bond.

SEIU Local 1107 members rallied outside Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas after months of stalled bargaining with HCA Healthcare. The action follows partial contract wins for some staff while other units remain in negotiation.

Metropolitan's board approved a federal-funded pact to leave up to 200,000 acre-feet in Lake Mead this year, using IRA funds to shore up water and power. Officials call it a temporary backstop while states negotiate longer-term rules.

The NFL suspended Cowboys edge rusher Charles Snowden for the first three games of 2026 after an alcohol-related December 2024 arrest in Las Vegas.

After repeat burglaries closed Pretty Soul Kitchen, Chef Brandi “Chef B” Bond pivoted to members-only dinners, catering and a spice line. Her next themed dinner is scheduled for next Wednesday.

A Henderson band teacher entered an Alford plea and avoided prison after a judge suspended a two‑year term and imposed probation, court records show.

Oklahoma City native Trey Alexander was stretchered off during a Utah Jazz Summer League game in Las Vegas; the team reports a rib contusion and says he appears to be OK.

A federal judge approved a $2M consent decree resolving EEOC claims against Bouchon Las Vegas; the deal requires training, an outside monitor and payouts to eligible staff.

A Las Vegas homeowner fired a shot Monday after a hit-and-run driver tried to enter a nearby house; Metro says no one was struck and detectives are investigating.

Surveillance video shows coyotes jumping a southwest Las Vegas fence and killing 20 of a homeowner's 25 chickens. Neighbors are being urged to secure coops and remove attractants.

Clark County placed Juvenile Justice Services director John Munoz on administrative leave as officials investigate the department amid a sweeping civil lawsuit. The suit alleges nearly 100 assaults at youth facilities across Nevada.