A U.S. college basketball player has been sentenced after nearly 19 kg of cannabis was found in his checked luggage at Dublin Airport. The court backdated a 3.5-year term to when he entered custody.

GFiber begins service in Summerlin with 1–8 Gbps plans and a public launch at Tivoli Village. The company will open a local office at Meridian as crews finish neighborhood installs.

The Jonas Brothers will play four nights at Dolby Live at Park MGM over Memorial Day weekend; presales start March 9 and the public on‑sale is March 13.

A 10-year-old was killed Friday after being struck by a pickup on westbound Charleston Boulevard at Mojave Road. Metro took the driver into custody and closed the intersection during the investigation.

Culinary Union members picketed Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to demand higher pay, stronger job protections and predictable annual raises during contract talks.

A $23 million overhaul set for June will repair failing pipelines under Stephanie Street and repave the corridor, bringing roughly 15 months of lane restrictions through September 2027.

After a packed outreach meeting, officials paused proposed septic regulations and scheduled extra sessions to see whether Clark County can limit parts of the state law.

A federal complaint says an 8-year-old special-needs student choked on pineapple at Bass Elementary on Feb. 25, 2025 and that school staff failed to provide life-saving aid. The family has sued the district and a special-education aide.

HSI and LVMPD say more than 100 pounds of meth were seized during a March 4 traffic stop in Las Vegas; a suspect was booked into Clark County jail.

NCEDSV's 2025 tally found 45 domestic violence-related deaths in Nevada across 32 incidents, with most fatalities in Clark County; the coalition is urging prevention and survivor-centered responses.

Gusty north winds hit Friday afternoon and linger into Saturday, with gusts up to 45–55 mph. Expect tricky crosswinds on I‑15 and reduced visibility where dust kicks up.

A Las Vegas grandmother was sentenced after pleading guilty in her 2‑year‑old grandson’s fentanyl death. The case underscores a rising local fentanyl toll.

A Henderson mother pleaded guilty to killing her 1- and 4-year-old children in 2021; under a plea deal she will serve life without parole and is due to be sentenced May 12.