NDOT announces traffic restrictions for the I-215 Pavement Preservation Project, affecting Airport Connector and frontage roads starting October 12th.

Vehicle strikes and kills a pedestrian in Las Vegas, marking the area's 126th traffic-related fatality this year. Authorities investigate the incident.

The NWS continues to issue warnings for Las Vegas, advising residents to watch for floods and informing about a cool down and potential for more rain and winds next week.

No Doubt confirms a six-night residency at Sphere Las Vegas for 2026, marking their first shows together in years, with Gwen Stefani as the first female headliner.

UMC hospital conducts a mass-casualty drill to enhance preparedness and improve crisis response in collaboration with Clark County emergency services.

A vehicle struck an e-scooter rider in northeast Las Vegas, causing non-life-threatening injuries. The accident prompted traffic safety reminders from LVMPD.

A two-vehicle collision with a pole in west Las Vegas caused minor injuries and traffic delays. No impairment was detected, and power crews are addressing any electrical issues.

Las Vegas police and SWAT resolved a standoff with an armed individual barricaded in a home near Rancho Drive and Oakey Boulevard. The suspect was taken into custody; no injuries were reported.

Clark County recognizes Filipino Town as a cultural district in Las Vegas, marking the occasion with a celebration attended by local Filipinos and dignitaries.

Reno invites the community to a Fall Tree Walk at Virginia Lake Park on October 19, guided by Rod Haulenbeek and Councilmember Naomi Duerr, starting from 11 a.m.

Reno City Council addressed city services, improved water facility infrastructure, wildlife protection, public safety technology funding, and housing expansion.

Nevada officials launched a new website to improve election transparency and trust, with Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar highlighting its role in educating the public on election integrity and investigation processes.

Cities unite to improve a dangerous intersection after 12-year-old Cristofer Suarez was killed by an alleged impaired driver; changes include extended school flashers' hours and a planned traffic signal.