Osprey and Bruin bought 13 acres at I‑11 and Kyle Canyon Road for a neighborhood shopping center; NDOT is abandoning a center strip and records show about $8.6M.

A top aide to Nevada’s lieutenant governor is under ethics review after complaints say he promoted a charter school and its AI tutor during a federal education visit.

City leaders will vote Wednesday on a more-than-$2.5M NDOT grant to swap older street lights for newer LEDs on high-injury corridors like Charleston and Sahara.

Authorities say Ronald Krause walked away from NDOC's Pioche Conservation Camp and may be heading toward Las Vegas. Lincoln County posted a public safety alert asking for tips.

A scooter rider died in a hit-and-run near Lake Mead and Lamb in east Las Vegas; police say a suspected vehicle was taken into custody and investigators are seeking witnesses.

A $31M I‑11 tech corridor and a $42M U.S. 95 preservation project will reshape Las Vegas freeways this year, bringing smart signage, tortoise fencing and overnight closures.

A Summerlin family says Alexander Dawson School ignored years of bullying before their son was sexually assaulted on an April 2025 Costa Rica trip; they’ve sued in Clark County. The suit names trustees, staff and the foundation.

A two-vehicle crash closed all northbound lanes of Las Vegas Boulevard at Wilson near Bonanza on Feb. 15; several people were taken to hospital and troopers are investigating.

A Las Vegas woman will 'marry' her Kawasaki at the Welcome sign to spotlight a rise in rider deaths across the valley.

Truckee Gaming has overhauled the former Poker Palace and plans to reopen it in mid‑April as Club Fortune Casino North, with poker returning and a scaled‑back staff.

A plaza‑by‑plaza audit counts 248 sit‑down restaurants along Spring Mountain Road, making Las Vegas Chinatown one of the densest dining strips in the U.S.

A man was killed in a stabbing near Lake Mead Blvd and North Buffalo Drive Saturday evening; police say the attack followed an argument and the suspect fled.

Clark County is recruiting temporary Mail Ballot Counting Board workers for the 2026 elections. Positions pay $17/hour plus overtime and require mandatory training.