Following the completion of its second phase earlier this month, Ellis Island has shifted its $35M renovation toward the BBQ, karaoke lounge, and Village Pub & Café, with completion expected later this year.

The City of North Las Vegas will take over operations at the SkyView Multigenerational Center when the YMCA's 15-year contract ends March 31, 2026; preschool and core programs are expected to continue.

A Clark County judge has put trial dates on the calendar in the long-running case tied to the deadly Thanksgiving 2020 shooting spree. One defendant already received a 100-year sentence while two others remain slated for hearings and a jury trial.

Nevada’s Battle Born State Plans enrolled 10,762 in the first open‑enrollment period — well below state projections and amid subsidy changes and broker fights.

Newmont says it found mismanagement at Nevada Gold Mines and has sent Barrick a notice of default. The step could complicate Barrick’s plans to spin off North American assets.

UDOT and St. George leaders hope two underpasses at 400 East and 900 South could start this fall, even after a rescinded $87.6M federal grant.

Brew Tea opened a new Centennial Hills shop this week, expanding its Las Vegas footprint and giving northwest residents another local boba option.

North Las Vegas will pay $1.2M to settle a lawsuit from a deaf woman who said officers pushed and handcuffed her during a 2021 stop. The council’s vote this week finalized the deal.

A Las Vegas therapist won a $20.5M default judgment after a brutal 2022 attack at Spring Mountain Youth Camp, but attorneys say collecting the award faces steep hurdles.

Peter Feinstein has opened a Fatburger just south of Sphere in the former Habit storefront, offering extended hours to capture late-night crowds.

A pedestrian was killed Monday night in Pahrump after being struck by a southbound Jeep on Quarter Horse Avenue, authorities say.

Las Vegas leaders approved an interlocal pact to build a joint 9-1-1 dispatch center in the northwest valley, a move officials say will modernize and harden emergency communications.

Convicted bookmaker Mathew Bowyer says he was a fall guy for casinos that failed anti‑money‑laundering checks. His comments come as regulators fined several Strip resorts millions.