Villa’s Tacos, the Bad Bunny-featured Los Angeles taqueria, is opening its first Las Vegas location at Durango on Aug. 15.

KXNT NewsRadio 840 will end its Las Vegas AM broadcast on September 1 after nearly four decades. Alan Stock’s local show is moving to KDWN 101.5 FM.

The ACLU says LVMPD demanded $6,811.33 for protest body-cam footage and then stopped responding. A lawsuit now challenges Metro’s public-records fees and policies.

Two defendants accused in a deadly 2021 Las Vegas robbery spree have pleaded guilty. One faces 35 years to life, while prosecutors will argue Carter’s sentence in October.

A broken AC can become a legal emergency in Las Vegas heat. Nevada renters have remedies, but the clock and paperwork matter.

One person died and two others were hospitalized after a car collided with a semi-truck near the Las Vegas Strip.

A 500-megawatt solar-and-storage project near Pahrump just cleared a major federal review hurdle, with Lombardo cheering it on and conservationists warning of desert impacts.

A flower theft allegedly ended with a deadly shooting near Jones and Upland. The accused gunman is due in court Friday.

A new federal framework will guide Colorado River operations at Lake Mead and Lake Powell through 2036, with major implications for Las Vegas’ water lifeline.

Las Vegas faces a brutal weekend, with temperatures reaching 115 degrees Saturday and an Extreme Heat Warning through Sunday evening.

A Las Vegas couple found thousands in Medicare charges for equipment they never ordered. Similar complaints are now surfacing nationwide.

A year after a fire destroyed its UNLV-area storefront, TasteBudz Creole Kitchen has rebuilt, expanded and set its sights beyond Las Vegas.

Maryland Parkway construction is cutting foot traffic at businesses near Boulevard Mall. Owners say blocked crossings and lane closures are threatening their ability to hang on until the project ends.