A nearly 12,000‑sq‑ft Summit Club estate at 10911 Discovery Peak Ct. sold for $22.5M, the top Las Vegas sale of 2026 so far.

The National Park Service warns quicksand has been found along Lake Powell shorelines and drainages at Glen Canyon NRA. Know the signs and simple steps to stay safe.

German Bread Bakery has closed both its Summerlin and Eastern storefronts, leaving locals and restaurants hunting for old‑world loaves. The announcement came via a social post reported by the Review‑Journal.

Nevada Highway Patrol wants tips after a woman was killed on I‑80 near Winnemucca. Troopers say an unknown‑colored Kenworth T‑680 left the scene and may have right‑front damage.

A former Del E. Webb assistant principal pleaded guilty to child endangerment and contacting a minor; his plea includes sex‑offender registration and possible jail time.

Nevada is ramping up cloud seeding as mountain snowpack runs well below normal. DRI reports tens of thousands of added acre‑feet, but officials say seeding is a limited tool.

Sunny and dry today with highs near 78°F. A rapid warm-up this week pushes highs into the 80s and toward 90°F by the weekend.

Both lanes of SR 160 at mile marker 2 in Nye County are closed after a fatal crash; officials say the road will be shut for an undetermined time. Motorists are being urged to use alternate routes.

Clear, sunny Sunday in Las Vegas with gusty river winds this afternoon; a warming trend could push highs near 90°F by Friday.

The Pennzoil 400 hits Las Vegas Motor Speedway March 14–15 with a Cup race Sunday at 1 p.m., a hauler parade on the Strip and family ticket deals. Here’s what to know before you go.

A Henderson diner says Golden Corral staff attacked him in Feb. 2025, leaving a traumatic brain injury and stab wounds; he filed a district court lawsuit this month.

A state judge ruled the ACLU lacked standing to block LVMPD’s 287(g) agreement with ICE, narrowing the lawsuit while advocates say they will press on. The ruling leaves broader questions about local cooperation with ICE unresolved.

RTC warns it may need to cut up to 42 percent of bus and on‑demand services unless officials secure ongoing operating revenue. The agency says those reductions would hit routes, paratransit and special programs riders rely on.