Las Vegas's summer pool season features swim lessons, aquatic teams, and events, with the Carlos L. Martinez & Darrio J. Hall Family Pool opening Memorial Day weekend and other pools soon after.

Las Vegas anticipates lighter winds today with a low pressure system moving through, bringing a temporary cool down and a slight chance of scattered thunderstorms, with minimal impact expected.

Law enforcement in Caliente, Nevada, carried out raids resulting in four arrests related to drug sales and seized meth, guns, and paraphernalia. Additional charges and arrests are anticipated.

The SNWA approved $227 million in contracts for a water project serving the Apex Industrial Complex, promising local economic growth and efficient resource use.

The NDOT begins major rehabilitation of a 20-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 95 near Searchlight, affecting traffic with lane restrictions and temporary structures for about 4 weeks.

LVMPD investigates a suspicious death after a decaying body was found in a container on North 3rd Street, with potential suspect Joseph Del Rivo recently deceased.

Las Vegas man, Idriss Qibaa, sentenced to three years for extortion, money laundering, and making threats, with a $75,000 fine and $200,000 in restitution.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas warns of gusty conditions and issues a Lake Wind Advisory for Lake Mead and Mohave, with winds up to 35 mph and waves of 1-3 feet expected.

Las Vegas police seek a woman accused of a violent robbery in the east valley, where she attacked a store clerk. Public assistance is requested to identify the suspect.

Las Vegas bartender Christopher Cohen was arrested for placing hidden cameras in both his workplace and home, capturing illicit footage of women and minors.

Former Henderson police chief Hollie Chadwick announces mayoral campaign against incumbent Mayor Michelle Romero. Chadwick was dismissed as chief earlier this year.

A brush fire affected half an acre at Sunset Park, Nevada with no injuries or threats to structures; the fire is now contained. Fire crews are monitoring for flare-ups.

Nevada has started to install 'Daytime Headlights Required' signs on rural highways ahead of a new law requiring headlights during the day on these roads from July 1, 2028, aiming to reduce head-on collisions.