Toxic algae blooms have been reported in several areas of Lake Mead and Lake Mohave, prompting warnings against swimming and pet activities in the affected waters.

A student was arrested at a North Las Vegas middle school for bringing a gun, which was confiscated without incident. The principal urged safety discussions and promoted SafeVoice for reporting concerns.

State Superintendent Jhone Ebert demands clarity on CCSD's budget issues and considers appointing a compliance monitor ahead of potential state intervention.

Jose Soriano, arrested previously for a Las Vegas road rage incident, has been detained again in Virginia, awaiting extradition to face multiple charges.

Boulder City celebrates Public Power Week, recognizing its economical and renewable energy sources, including hydroelectric and solar power, and aims to educate youth about electricity and utility work.

Scott Vivier was appointed as Henderson's new fire chief, taking over after Chief Shawn White's retirement, and brings 24 years of experience to the role.

Las Vegas Athletic Club is reopening its gym pools after the Southern Nevada Health District approved its new lifeguard staffing plan, following a customer's death earlier this year.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas reports a continued heatwave in the Desert Southwest, with temperatures nearing record highs. Safety warnings are issued due to extreme heat and potential fire risks.

Officials at Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas, plan major expansion and second airport to meet rising air travel demand, reconfiguring terminals and roadways.

LVMPD mourns Detective Hamric "Ham" Singh who died suddenly from a medical condition, having served for 14 years in various units including Patrol, SWAT, and Major Violators.

Henderson City Council approves $603,870 for repairs to Somerset Park's water system with a potential cap of $1.2 million, including contingencies, to be paid by residents through special assessments.

Police investigate a murder-suicide that left two dead in Las Vegas's east valley, with local media reporting the sequence of events and ongoing investigation.

A nude statue of Donald Trump appeared near I-15 in Las Vegas but was removed after local authorities contacted the property owners. The artist behind the "Crooked and Obscene" piece sought to provoke thought about political power.