A Las Vegas District Court complaint says LVCS and a former coach failed to protect a 13-year-old student after an alleged on-campus sexual assault.

Las Vegas has passed new pet shop regulations—banning the sale of dogs, cats, rabbits, pigs, and guinea pigs from large-scale breeders and encouraging adoption through partnerships with local rescues. Existing stores must comply by November 2028.

NDOT announces a $12.9 million pavement rehabilitation on Sunset Road, impacting traffic between Las Vegas Boulevard and Annie Oakley Drive with nightly lane reductions until Nov 21.

Henderson's Shop Small event on Nov. 29 highlights local vendors, offering a shopping alternative with live entertainment and special promotions for holiday shoppers.

Las Vegas is set for calm, dry weather with temperatures above normal into next week, says the National Weather Service.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department graduated 43 new officers from diverse backgrounds, including a barber and a massage therapist, who completed six months of training.

Reno Fire Department seeks public input on the 2026 Wildfire Protection Plan, with a webinar for discussion and forms for feedback available in English and Spanish.

Police say DNA from a discarded convenience-store cup led detectives to a suspect in the fatal stabbing of Vinny Garcia Hill. The suspect was arrested on an outstanding bench warrant while homicide detectives continue to investigate.

Las Vegas held a vigil for Jorge Gomez, fatally shot by police in 2020. Despite a $6.5M settlement to his family, they seek further justice and accountability.

Las Vegas warns of a phishing scam targeting businesses with fake emails from "[email protected]" claiming to be from the Economic Development Department.

The Culinary Workers Union Local 226 has set a November 14 strike deadline for better wages and benefits at Harry Reid Airport businesses, threatening holiday season disruption.

An e-scooter rider was critically injured in Boulder City after a crash on Buchanan Boulevard. Police are investigating, and the area from Nevada Way to Elm Street is closed.

Nevada's Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest provided "Silver Belle," a 53-foot red fir, as the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, with NDOT assisting in its transportation and its recent stop in Las Vegas before heading to Washington, D.C.