Las Vegas is on alert due to flooding from Tropical Storm Priscilla, with forecasts indicating more rain and potential travel disruptions due to wind and dust. Cooler, drier weather is expected to follow.

The Los Angeles Kings overcame a deficit to defeat the Vegas Golden Knights 6-5 in a shootout, with notable performances from Adrian Kempe and Trevor Moore.

Sunset Park in Clark County introduced new gates at its vehicle entry points to improve safety, aligning with park hours and aiming to reduce overnight risks, complementing other initiatives like enhanced police presence and social services.

The UMC CEO's salary increase and bonus, potentially exceeding $1 million, has sparked controversy amid possible layoffs affecting up to 100 workers, drawing criticism from union leaders.

Reno invites seniors to a Halloween Dance at McKinley Arts Center on Oct 28, with costumes, refreshments, and no RSVP needed. Mayor Schieve emphasizes community connectivity.

Great Basin Institute takes interim stewardship of Reno's Rosewood Nature Study Area, ensuring public access and maintaining trails while the city seeks long-term management.

Daniel Stewart has been appointed as Clark County's new Deputy County Manager, a move announced by County Manager Kevin Schiller, with Board ratification pending.

Henderson seeks nominations for the Heart of the City Award, recognizing local individuals who have positively impacted the community through kindness and service.

Las Vegas police are investigating a homicide following an early morning shooting at Sunset Park, amid new safety measures and upcoming festival concerns.

Nevada's Sunset Road is undergoing a pavement rehabilitation project with nighttime traffic restrictions and is funded by $12.9 million in federal money.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Mohave, Lincoln, and southeastern San Bernardino Counties due to heavy rain from Tropical Storm Priscilla.

Jesus Ayala, facing charges for striking retired police chief Andreas Probst, agreed to a plea deal, potentially resulting in a 20 years to life sentence.

A 12-year-old girl, Haylee Ryan, was killed in a Las Vegas school bus collision; her death raises concerns about traffic-related fatalities in the community.