About 400 new streetlights were switched on along a 7.5-mile stretch of Boulder Highway as Henderson’s Reimagine project hits its midpoint and moves into visible safety upgrades.

Erika Ballou resigned Wednesday and signed a consent order that permanently bars her from serving on Nevada's bench, resolving a months‑long disciplinary case. The commission filed the stipulation with the state Supreme Court.

No Doubt opened an 18‑night Sphere residency in Las Vegas with a Tragic Kingdom–heavy set, rare live returns and immersive visuals.

After distant earthquakes wiped out the pupfish’s food, managers rushed captive fish into Devils Hole. Counts are up, but missing DNA samples leave scientists with new questions.

A Las Vegas driver is set to be sentenced Thursday in connection with a September crash that killed a pregnant woman’s unborn baby and injured others. The hearing follows months of investigations and court appearances.

Sinfull Sweets is set to open inside T‑Mobile Arena, bringing Sinfull Brownies' indulgent desserts to concerts and games. County filings show a pending business license and an expected pre‑summer launch.

Las Vegas oncologists report certain cancers are appearing earlier and acting more aggressively in people in their 20s–40s, echoing national studies. Experts urge screening and more research.

Metro Pizza is opening a slice-first Sliceteria at The Bend this summer. The new shop will join a fast-growing lineup on Sunset Road in the Southwest Valley.

Clear morning gives way to a fast warm-up: expect low 90s today and triple-digit highs early next week.

LVMPD’s Northwest Area Command posted a suspect description after vehicle break-ins in northwest Las Vegas. Tip lines and a case reference were listed for witnesses.

Clark County’s Welcome Home Community Land Trust separates land and home ownership to sell lower‑cost houses to qualifying buyers, starting with Rebecca Place. Local lenders and county documents outline eligibility and resale rules.

A stolen vehicle fleeing police struck a bus stop near Bonanza and Eastern Wednesday morning, injuring a bystander and prompting Metro to detain two people.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford sued Discord, alleging weak age verification and lax moderation left minors exposed to predators.