Two people were arrested after police recovered a stolen vehicle near North Rainbow Drive and West Cheyenne; a nearby building was evacuated while investigators worked the scene.

Triple‑digit heat and gusty southwest winds will make Saturday uncomfortable and raise fire and boating risks.

Houzeo's latest ranking puts the gated Canyon Gate community top among 23 Southern Nevada neighborhoods, with Summerlin and Providence close behind.

Federal and Mexican authorities say Aurora Phelps used dating apps to befriend and sometimes drug older men, then stole from them — and the FBI is now seeking possible victims. Prosecutors have unsealed a 21‑count federal indictment while Mexico pursues local charges.

ILLENIUM will headline a free outdoor concert at Toshiba Plaza before Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final; the plaza opens at 2 p.m. and the set starts at 3 p.m.

Nevada has halted new licensing and Medicaid sign‑ups for hospice and home‑health providers while officials investigate suspected billing fraud. The pause will run at least six months.

Meadows Mall will require under-18 shoppers to be accompanied by an adult 21+ starting Sunday; county rec centers will add late-night programming.

Five Las Vegas men pleaded guilty after prosecutors say they shared thousands of violent child‑sexual‑abuse images and videos online as part of a federal investigation.

NV Energy warned Mount Charleston residents that de‑energization is highly likely June 6–7 as high winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk.

Construction has started on a new $399M forensic psychiatric hospital at the SNAMHS campus. The state says the building will provide competency restoration and ease long backlogs.

Rio Las Vegas will waive resort fees for all group bookings and add planner perks like free meeting internet and AV discounts, a change the hotel says is effective immediately. The offer is being promoted for group business this year and next.

A Las Vegas heavy‑equipment operator alleges persistent religious harassment, a mutilated Jesus figurine and wrongful firing in a federal lawsuit against Las Vegas Paving.

A Mount Charleston first-date hike ended in a nighttime rescue after a knee injury; a child was evaluated for hypothermia and police filed a suspected domestic-battery report.