Las Vegas authorities have conducted Operation Pawsitive Change, rescuing 15 puppies from illegal breeding operations and citing 37 individuals involved in the illicit trade.

A fire broke out near downtown Las Vegas, affecting a commercial building. Firefighters responded and contained the fire with no injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Las Vegas is building a new $44 million medical lab near UNLV to enhance healthcare and academic training, focusing on local blood services and tuberculosis testing.

The U.S. Coast Guard recalls Sea-Doo Switches due to capsizing risk, advises owners on safe operation, and urges adherence to guidelines during the recall process.

Henderson Police Department, in collaboration with the DEA, hosts National Drug Take Back Day to safely collect unwanted medications on October 25th at their central substation.

The Nevada Traffic Safety Summit in Las Vegas addressed the high number of road fatalities, with discussions on improving traffic laws and driver responsibility.

Las Vegas offers $3.5 million in HOME Grants to support developers creating affordable housing for low-income residents, with applications open until January 15, 2026.

Gov. Joe Lombardo sent Sen. Jacky Rosen a letter urging her to help end the federal shutdown, warning of paused paychecks and rising health-care costs for Nevadans.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo urged Congress to end the federal shutdown, emphasizing the hardship on residents, as Senator Jacky Rosen called for bipartisan efforts for resolution.

Henderson City Council passes updated animal welfare codes focused on enhanced protection, allowing intervention for animals in hot cars, and expanding livestock options in rural areas.

A stolen vehicle chased by its owner crashed in Las Vegas after police joined the pursuit, leading to the arrest of the driver and an ongoing investigation.

Las Vegas roadwork on Sunset Road leads to nighttime lane restrictions and potential delays, aiming to upgrade nearly three miles of road by November 7, financed by federal funds.

Las Vegas expects brief showers and possible thunderstorms, followed by a cool down with moderate northerly winds. Conditions should improve by the weekend with gusty winds predicted in the western Mojave Desert.