A pedestrian was hit and killed by a BMW in Las Vegas, marking the 70th traffic death of the year. The driver, Stephon Watkins, was arrested for hit and run and reckless driving.

Crab N Spice is opening a fourth Las Vegas spot on S Rainbow and will offer an AYCE seafood boil starting at $27.99. Franchisee Ian McMillian says the location should open by late January.

Developer Ali Kaveh proposes Jade Promenade, a 73,482‑sq‑ft retail plaza on Spring Mountain at Wynn Road, with county review next Wednesday and a target start in late 2026.

A pedestrian died in a hit-and-run on West Flamingo Road; the 153rd traffic-related fatality in LVMPD's area. The driver, Jacob Huber, was later arrested.

Las Vegas region to experience a heat wave with breezy conditions. Wind gusts may reach 35 mph near rivers, with potential record-high temperatures forecasted.

Las Vegas Ballpark is accepting submissions for national anthem singers for the 2026 season until Dec. 26, with live auditions for finalists on Jan. 20, 2026.

Seventy Six by Station Casinos will open a Union Village tavern in Henderson on Jan. 22, 2026, bringing 24/7 food, drink and 15 bartop games to the neighborhood.

Internal records show federal and local agencies — and private security — monitored Indigenous land defenders at Thacker Pass as federal backing and private investment pushed construction forward.

New Sheep Mountain Parkway stretch opens in northwest Las Vegas to enhance traffic flow and safety with Councilwoman Nancy Brune leading the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

DETR data show Southern Nevada added about 4,400 jobs in September, led by leisure and hospitality, even as visitation lags and local confidence stays low.

The MICHELIN Guide announced a new Southwest edition and will return to Las Vegas after more than 15 years, with inspectors already scouting restaurants across the region.

Nevada college students may face a 12% tuition increase by 2028, as the Board of Regents discusses potential fee hikes due to a $46.5 million budget shortfall. The vote is deferred until January for further deliberation.

Senator Jacky Rosen attended the groundbreaking of Nevada's first small arms training range, an advancement she was integral in achieving, to benefit the state's National Guard by reducing travel for training.