Las Vegas city attorneys moved to drop a misdemeanor against a longtime Fremont Street performer after an ACLU First Amendment challenge. The decision could reshape how downtown performer rules are enforced.

Las Vegas rideshare drivers told regulators their take-home pay is being eaten by pump prices above $5 a gallon and asked the state for a gas surcharge and minimum per-mile pay.

A dispute at Maslow Park in southeast Las Vegas turned deadly Thursday morning; detectives say the scene is contained and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Switch is reportedly lining up a multibillion fundraise that could value the Las Vegas data‑center company at $50B+, a move tied to the AI infrastructure boom.

Las Vegas climbs into the triple digits Friday with a high near 107°F. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect Saturday; Clark County cooling stations are open.

The Culinary Workers Union says it reached a tentative agreement with Sphere Las Vegas that would cover more than 800 hospitality workers and mark the venue's first union contract. The deal now heads to a member ratification vote.

LVMPD's 'Never Forgotten' reel revisits the 1984 disappearance and 1986 homicide of 7‑Up driver John Ruzzene. Detectives say small details may help break the case.

Vegas defenseman Brayden McNabb left Game 2 after being struck in the face by a slap shot and skated off to the dressing room; he did not return.

Jardin at Encore has closed after nearly 10 years on the Strip. Wynn says the garden room will be redeveloped into an American restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

A shallow magnitude-4.0 quake shook parts of the Las Vegas Valley on June 4, with seismologists placing the epicenter west of the city and no major damage reported.

A Las Vegas man was indicted after police allege he sexually abused a 13-year-old and tortured a boy, leaving the younger child burned, stabbed and shot.

A longtime downtown Las Vegas dining room is poised to reopen as a French pastry shop, with signage at 401 S. Sixth St. and a recent renovation signaling the comeback.

A national firefighter cancer registry is growing quickly, but Nevada signups lag. Local experts say bigger enrollment is needed to link southern Nevada exposures to long‑term risk.