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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Henderson Police concluded a traffic campaign with 260 stops, resulting in 167 speeding citations, and funding from a federal grant for future safety initiatives.
Community & Society in ...
Henderson invites residents to meet with officials at April gatherings, featuring Mayor Romero and council members, with open discussions and refreshments.
Las Vegas celebrated the first graduating class of its Mental Health Court program, which helps offenders with mental illnesses receive treatment and integrate into society.
Sports in ...
UNLV baseball fell to UNR 4-2, missing opportunities to improve their 16-15 record and 4-8 in the Mountain West conference.
The Raiders are expected to release cornerback Jack Jones, ending his inconsistent two-year tenure with the team and saving $3.4 million in salary cap space.
Madelene Sagstrom won the T-Mobile Match Play final against Lauren Coughlin, securing her second LPGA Tour victory.
The Vegas Golden Knights achieved their third 100-point season with a 3-2 OT win against the Calgary Flames, led by Reilly Smith's two goals. Akira Schmid made a strong debut in goal for Vegas.
Politics & Govt in ...
Two protests occurred in Las Vegas against Trump's policies and Elon Musk, drawing over 600 participants advocating for various issues, including government and immigration policies.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police played hockey with local youth as part of the Heroes United Hockey Program to foster community relations and reduce crime.
NLVPD partners with Hyundai for a Steering Wheel Lock Giveaway on April 16 to prevent vehicle thefts. Residents must show ID and vehicle registration to participate.
Weather & Environment in ...
Las Vegas is expected to experience higher than normal temperatures throughout the workweek due to a high-pressure ridge, with possible wind gusts causing minor issues.
Las Vegas residents and organizations, including LVMPD and the City of Las Vegas Government, joined forces for a community clean-up to enhance the city's safety and cleanliness.
UNLV officials state that visas for four international students have been revoked by the federal government, offering support and resources to those affected.
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