Crews have begun rebuilding Mount Charleston Lodge, reviving the mountain A‑frame after the 2021 fire and moving a years‑long plan into active construction. Approvals, design renderings and community concerns shaped the project.

Penn Jillette from Penn & Teller broke his ankle, causing the duo to cancel some Las Vegas shows. Despite the injury, Jillette is hopeful for a quick recovery and return to performing.

The planned Atari-themed hotel in Las Vegas has been cancelled, with efforts now focusing on a Phoenix location set to open in 2028.

The Vegas Golden Knights acquired defenseman Rasmus Andersson from the Calgary Flames, trading Zach Whitecloud and draft picks in a bid to enhance their defense.

The North Las Vegas Police joined Nevada's initiative against impaired driving, reporting 82 enforcement contacts and a decrease in traffic fatalities in 2025.

Sphere Entertainment has announced plans for a new venue at National Harbor, Maryland, with a 6,000-person capacity and advanced technology, aimed at boosting the region's economy and tourism.

Las Vegas hosted a Food Truck Festival and Resource Fair to honor MLK Jr., featuring local food, resources, and community spirit at the Historic Westside School.

Las Vegas commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. with a downtown parade, traffic advisories in place, and a reminder of Dr. King's call for service to others.

Police dispersed an unruly crowd on the Las Vegas Strip, arresting eleven; one officer was hit but not injured. Traffic was affected but has normalized.

Boring Co. president Steve Davis said the company "will own our mistakes" after firefighter chemical-burn reports, a $500K water-district fine and questions about rescinded OSHA citations.

Local trappers and clinics say the Las Vegas Valley now hosts at least 200,000 free‑roaming cats, and sterilization programs are stretched thin as kitten season nears.

Las Vegas is set for a warm, sunny week with above-normal temperatures and persistent northerly winds, especially along the Colorado River Valley, due to high pressure over the Great Basin.

Multiple breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline cut supplies to Phantom Ranch and inner‑canyon sites; crews are repairing the line and hikers must treat or carry water.