Las Vegas and CSN are set to open the Westside Education and Training Center for vocational training, with a ribbon-cutting event involving local leaders.

Yarla Valeriano-Perez was arrested after hitting a 13-year-old boy with her car and fleeing the scene in Las Vegas. The boy sustained several injuries.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-15 near Primm caused significant delays and injuries, prompting lane closures and an ongoing investigation by the Nevada State Highway Patrol.

Las Vegas' Kenny C. Guinn Middle School experienced a power outage due to damaged wires, prompting relocation of students to Clark High School for continued education.

Raiders players Maxx Crosby and Brock Bowers were voted into the Top 100 Players of 2025, with Crosby at No. 22 and Bowers at No. 24, showcasing their individual talent and hinting at a promising season.

Clark County, NV, is experiencing a rise in heat-related deaths with 114 cases reported, although fewer than last year's 526. The coroner is investigating, noting drugs and medical conditions often contribute to such fatalities.

A woman was sentenced to 120 months to life for fatally shooting a carpet cleaner in Las Vegas, deemed guilty but mentally ill of second-degree murder. She was also convicted of a weapons charge and ordered to pay restitution.

Henderson seeks nominees for its Veterans Memorial Wall, honoring over 1,900 service members. Applications are due by September 25 for the Veterans Day Ceremony.

Twenty-five Nevada National Guard soldiers are now supporting ICE operations in Las Vegas as political tensions escalate over immigration enforcement. The deployment marks a significant shift in how the state assists federal immigration efforts.

A Nevada man was sentenced to over 15 years for COVID-19 relief fraud, laundering over $11 million from PPP loans and being ordered to pay restitution.

Las Vegas is experiencing extreme heat with temperatures expected to be above average, prompting heat advisories. Thunderstorms with potential flash floods are also forecasted, with cooling expected next week.

Rosa Cortez was unanimously approved as Las Vegas' new deputy city manager, responsible for various departments and a $1.8 billion project fund. She was promoted after serving as the city engineer since 2002.

Nevada State University will become a tobacco-free campus starting the fall semester, banning all forms of tobacco including cigarettes, electronic devices, and cannabis.