Southern Nevada Celebrates Completion of $71 Million I-15 South Widening Project, Aims to Alleviate Congestion
The I-15 South Widening Project in Southern Nevada, completed between 2024 and 2025 at a cost of $71 million, has significantly reduced congestion by expanding lanes to improve traffic flow.
Las Vegas to See Mild Weather Through Friday With Potential White Christmas Above 7,000 Feet, Says NWS
Las Vegas is forecasted to have mild weather through Friday, with high temperatures 10-15 degrees above normal. Chance of light precipitation in some areas over the weekend with a white Christmas possible above 7,000 feet.
LVMPD Investigates Officer-Involved Shooting in North Las Vegas as Suspect Barricaded and Nearby School on Lockdown
The LVMPD is investigating an officer-involved shooting in North Las Vegas; the suspect is barricaded in a residence. Nearby schools were locked down and the public is advised to avoid the area.
Las Vegas Arts District Battles Parking Fee Hike as Business Owners Report Decline in Customer Traffic
Las Vegas' Arts District sees a parking fee increase, a cause of concern for local businesses who fear it deters customers, while the city notes increased parking transactions. The business community suggests alternative parking solutions.
Vegas Judge Lets Gun-Obsessed Texts Into Murder Trial
A judge has ruled text messages and social posts can be used in the murder case against Allysandra Blea after prosecutors presented violent online material. The decision keeps disputed evidence in the file as the case moves toward trial.
Vegas Youth Sports Rocked as Cops Probe Possible Child Victims
Las Vegas police arrested 44-year-old Sergio Reyes Rojas on multiple child-sex counts and say he has ties to youth sports programs; detectives are asking anyone with information to come forward. Calls can go to LVMPD or Crime Stoppers.
Alleged Sexual Assault Lawsuit Tying Diddy, Las Vegas and Bay Area to Maui Police Chief Is Tossed
A federal judge dismissed the Diddy-linked civil suit that had named Maui Police Chief John Pelletier. The court said plaintiffs failed to move the case forward.












