Circa Sports bumped its 2026 NFL contest guarantees to $30 million — a $20M Survivor, $6M Million and $4M high‑roller Grandissimo — fueling Vegas betting buzz.

Clark County Fire put whole blood on a quick‑response unit in December 2025; crews say they’ve completed 10 field transfusions while the county evaluates the pilot.

Sunny, dry and warming fast: highs climb into the upper 90s by Memorial Day weekend. Clark County cooling stations are available for anyone who needs relief.

A Streetsense‑backed retail plan unveiled at ICSC aims to anchor grocery, dining and entertainment to neighborhoods and convert idle offices into mixed‑use projects.

A 14-year-old remains in critical condition after being struck at East Lake Mead and Marion, while NDOT's long‑planned safety overhaul for the corridor is still years away.

A man died after a stabbing at an apartment complex east of the Las Vegas Strip; police arrested a suspect and say the incident appears isolated.

Beard Papa’s announced on Instagram that its Rainbow and Warm Springs shop will close this Thursday, ending its Las Vegas run that began in December 2022.

A costumed man jumped into the monkey mountain at Ichikawa City Zoo; zookeepers removed him and two Americans were detained while the animals were checked and found safe.

A Las Vegas poker regular faces felony charges after prosecutors say two checks totaling $300,000 bounced at Wynn Las Vegas. The player, known as "Tony Mars," was booked and released in mid‑May.

Former Mesquite police chief Joseph MaQuade Chesley faces criminal charges after alleged improper recordings at Henderson City Hall, Mesquite PD says.

Clark County voted May 19 to strip Cesar Chavez’s name from an east‑Valley park and rename it Mariachi Park after national reporting of sexual‑abuse allegations. The county plans a community unveiling on May 23.

Las Vegas police arrested a woman after a series of small fires and tire slashings at Arizona Charlie’s RV Park on Boulder Highway. Neighbors and surveillance footage prompted an arson probe.

Clark County broke ground Monday on a $93M replacement for its aging 1983 fire training center, adding a burn tower, training building and new Station 88.