Carlos Nava, 46, accepted a plea deal for life in prison after DNA evidence linked him to five sexual assaults spanning two decades in Las Vegas.

Boulder City officials are preparing new comprehensive regulations for bicycles, electric bikes, and scooters as part of a statewide safety push. The proposed ordinance aims to address circumstances not covered by existing Nevada law.

Southern Nevada's three largest city mayors delivered optimistic growth predictions Tuesday despite ongoing tourism declines and economic pressures facing the Las Vegas valley.

CCSD rehires former Rancho High principal as superintendent despite questions over her handling of student Jonathan Lewis Jr.'s fatal beating aftermath.

Las Vegas tourism board commits $20 million more to keep Formula 1 racing through 2027, despite ongoing business lawsuits and community divisions over the controversial Strip event.

Las Vegas police are ramping up distracted driving enforcement as fatal crashes climb, targeting hotspot intersections where hundreds of violations occur monthly.

Vivian Jimenez and Joseph Skeirik were arrested on open murder charges after a man shot on Sahara Avenue died from his injuries two days later.

A car traveling 90 mph crashed into iconic Dino's Lounge on Las Vegas Boulevard, narrowly missing a bartender who would have been killed. Police suspect impairment in the crash that will close the 63-year-old dive bar for about a week.

The Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is replacing live dealer table games with an all-electronic setup, with staff offered jobs at affiliated venues.

The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that Jon Gruden's lawsuit against the NFL can proceed in a public courtroom, challenging the NFL's attempt to push it into private arbitration.

A new tax rule limiting gamblers to deducting 90% of losses could affect Las Vegas' economy; Rep. Dina Titus is fighting to reverse it with the FAIR BET Act.

Las Vegas Sphere has sold over 120,000 tickets for an immersive Wizard of Oz experience featuring AI-enhanced visuals, 167,000 speakers, and 4D effects starting August 28.

Superintendent Jhone Ebert presents a 100-day plan focusing on academic improvement, particularly in middle school math, and addresses teacher retention and student growth as Clark County School District begins a new year.