Las Vegas expects varied weather with chances of rain, wind, and mountain snow following a National Weather Service forecast of incoming storm systems.

Clark County School Board has approved a $7.8 million contract to repair Lundy Elementary School, with the school set to reopen in August after damage from Tropical Storm Hilary.

A dog at a Las Vegas shelter tested positive for the contagious canine distemper virus, prompting increased containment and vaccine promotion efforts by The Animal Foundation amidst ongoing challenges.

A firearm found at Thomas Williams Elementary led to a safety review, with the weapon quickly confiscated, no injuries reported, and an ongoing investigation by the Clark County School District Police.

Las Vegas invites residents to a meeting on the Stewart Avenue Complete Streets Project, which intends to improve roads for multiple users and spurs economic growth through infrastructure enhancement.

The Henderson Police are seeking information on two suspects involved in armed robbery incidents on April 18, 2024, and have released surveillance photos to aid the search.

Henderson's March Mania 3-on-3 basketball tournament is set for March 8, inviting players 16+ to compete at the Henderson Multigenerational Center before the Big West Championships.

The City of Henderson has released a Skill Gap Analysis report to address workforce deficiencies and align with future economic growth. The report offers strategies for enhancing education and training to meet industry needs.

Three members of a meth trafficking ring in Reno were sentenced for distributing over 33 kilograms after pleading guilty. They received prison terms ranging from 30 to 41 months for their roles in the operation.

Las Vegas will have warmer temperatures and light breezes until Sunday when a new weather system brings gusty winds and possible precipitation; significant impacts are low.

William Costa was arrested for kidnapping Las Vegas business owner Larry Gilmore after Gilmore discovered Costa's wife embezzled $20 million from his company.

A judge ruled in favor of the Las Vegas Athletic Club in a court case regarding the requirement of lifeguards at their gym pools, after a drowning incident.

Las Vegas police linked Dandre Owens to two murders using the same weapon—one on the Strip and another in the desert. Owens allegedly lured Edward Kukish to the desert with a job ad before killing him.