Henderson advances in its goal to become a recreation hub by starting construction on an indoor sports and family entertainment complex after obtaining City Council approval.

Las Vegas officials detailed plans for New Year's Eve celebrations, including safety measures, road closures, and transportation adjustments to ensure a secure event on the Strip and downtown.

The UNLV men's basketball team suffered a close defeat against No. 22 Dayton Flyers with a final score of 66-65, despite a strong performance from the team.

Residents of Henderson complex face over $8,000 fee each for city-financed emergency water repairs, enforcing repayment through the Clark County Treasurer’s Office with a decision by the Henderson City Council.

Nevada Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro proposes the EDUCATE Act, aiming to improve education with teacher raises, universal pre-K, and school district oversight.

The North Las Vegas Police Department shares social media tips on protecting seniors from scams, advising skepticism and caution with personal information.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police and the community opened the Lt. Erik Lloyd Memorial Park, offering activities and amenities like a splash pad and picnic areas.

Frank Prado has been appointed as Clark County's new Family Services Department Director, bringing over 20 years of social services experience to the role.

Stephanie Garcia-Vause is appointed as Henderson's new City Manager, with a focus on continuing the city's strategic growth and quality of life enhancement.

The NDOT announces schedule changes for I-15 road works, affecting local drivers with closures and providing holiday respite, while also offering resources for real-time traffic updates.

An 81-year-old woman died after a crash in Las Vegas when a Chevrolet Cruze ran a red light and hit a Dodge Grand Caravan, with the LVMPD investigating the 154th fatal collision of the year.

UNLV hires Dan Mullen as the highest-paid coach in the Mountain West Conference, with a $3.5 million annual salary potentially reaching $18.1 million over five years, according to News 3 LV.

A Sunrise Acres Elementary School employee has been arrested on child abuse charges, marking the ninth such incident in recent months for CCSD employees.