Montana Grizzlies achieved a 102-93 upset victory over the UNLV Runnin' Rebels, led by Money Williams with 30 points, breaking their road game losing streak.

Fun Town RV opened its 31st location in Las Vegas, offering a variety of RV models and celebrating with festivities that included discounts and entertainment.

Air Force veteran Edwin Santiago-Colon received a tiny home from a collaboration between Bay Law Injury Attorneys and high school students, symbolizing community support for veterans in Nevada.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Three Square food bank distributed Thanksgiving meals to 706 families, with players and cheerleaders participating in the event.

Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon told CNBC the WNBA “may need new leadership” as players push for a more transformative CBA and the league’s new media deals reshape revenue.

Henderson man Randy Lee Katz is charged with felony animal cruelty after his dog, Baily, was found in a trash bag and later died. He claimed a coyote attack was to blame.

LVMPD investigates a freeway shooting incident seeking public help to identify the perpetrator and appeals for witnesses driving on Interstate 11 during the timeframe of the event.

Seven Colorado River states failed to reach a water conservation agreement by a deadline, despite urgent need due to prolonged drought. Federal intervention may occur if no consensus is reached.

A motorcyclist was injured in a Las Vegas crash; police are investigating the incident that involved excessive speed and a vehicle exiting a driveway.

The Nevada State Veterans Memorial, with 18 statues by Douwe Blumberg, will move to the Thunderbird Family Sports Complex in Las Vegas. The memorial honors US military service from the Revolutionary War to present.

The Northern Lights appeared in Las Vegas due to a geomagnetic storm, and residents shared the experience on social media. The event was expected to last multiple days.

The Malibu Barbie Cafe, a pop-up restaurant and roller rink, will open in Las Vegas on December 18, offering food, skating, and exclusive merch, with a portion of proceeds supporting Girls Inc.

UNLV and federal data show only tech workers have kept pace with inflation in Clark County, while the valley’s huge hospitality workforce still trails behind.