Family-run Las Vegas Jerkys plans a second storefront on East Charleston, per a city permit and family confirmation.

Vice President Kamala Harris will join Aaron Ford in Las Vegas Thursday for a fireside-chat appearance as Nevada's primary approaches.

Surveillance shows a man who lunged at a loss-prevention guard before fleeing with merchandise on March 25; Las Vegas police released images and are asking for tips.

A Cinco de Mayo block party filled Fremont Street Experience with mariachi, folklórico and three stages of free music under the LED canopy. Organizers estimated large downtown crowds.

Nevada's seasonally adjusted jobless rate stayed at 5.3% in March while the Las Vegas metro sat at 5.4%, with leisure and hospitality losing ground amid uneven local gains.

Median single-family prices dipped to $473,875 in April while listings rose, leaving the Las Vegas market with about a 3.5-month supply. Sales and condo prices edged lower as inventory climbed.

Documents show Primm’s last full‑time casino will close July 4 and employer tenants were asked to vacate in early July, leaving staff with only weeks to move. State rapid‑response teams are being involved.

Neighborhood coffee spot CeOs Coffee is expanding to Sunrise Manor with a new storefront at 5130 E Charleston Blvd. The owners expect to open later this year.

Sunny start; highs near 87°F today and a rapid warm-up this week. Triple-digit heat looks likely Sunday–Tuesday — plan ahead and know cooling resources.

A union‑backed urban planner is challenging Assemblyman Howard Watts in a Las Vegas primary over housing, labor and campaign cash.

A stolen-vehicle chase that ended at Flamingo Road and Las Vegas Boulevard prompted a heavy police response near the Strip; police say suspects were later taken into custody.

Utah's Danya Rumore says trained 'process designers' could help break the Colorado River negotiation deadlock by building trust and sequencing small, implementable steps.

LVCVA president Steve Hill sketched a plan to fold the Vegas Loop into the Strip’s monorail corridor, removing tracks and reusing stations. The proposal could cut replacement costs but raises safety and oversight questions.