DLVEC in downtown Las Vegas is partially converting into a self-parking lot to meet the city's need for more parking, while remaining an active entertainment venue.

A motorcyclist in south Las Vegas was critically injured in a crash that led to traffic disruptions near East Ford Avenue and South Las Vegas Boulevard.

Henderson's Battle of the Bands invites local musicians to compete for cash prizes, with a February 20 application deadline. Two age categories will perform at Water Street Plaza in March.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run in Laughlin. Las Vegas police arrested the driver of a Chevrolet Cobalt. A second vehicle, a Toyota Camry, stayed on scene; its driver was not impaired. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

A vehicle struck a pedestrian in Henderson, causing serious injuries. The driver cooperated with police, and traffic was affected on St. Rose Parkway.

Clark County opened applications for a $750,000 grant program for Spring Mountain Chinatown, offering up to $75,000 per project. The first‑come application window runs through March 15.

The International Arena League announced the Las Vegas Rockers and coach "Hollywood" this week, with the team slated to play home dates at Orleans Arena during the IAL's inaugural season.

A 900‑bed Campus For Hope near Charleston & Jones split residents at a West Charleston Library meeting, with organizers promising referral‑only intake and 24/7 security.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas forecasts warmer-than-usual, dry conditions and gusty winds in the Colorado River Valley through mid-next week.

Las Vegas seeks developers for artist live/work spaces in the Arts District, fueled by $40M in New Markets Tax Credits to enhance economic activity, with Mayor Berkley discussing the RFP and development opportunities at an upcoming news conference.

A new La Bonita supermarket opens in Las Vegas, offering groceries, a juice bar, tortillería, panadería, and taquería, enhancing the local retail scene.

Demolished boarded-up motels in Downtown Las Vegas mark an end to Tony Hsieh’s revitalization dream, raising safety concerns and questions about the area's future.

Acting U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah, facing questions about her own appointment, announced a new public corruption strike force in Nevada to combat government misconduct.