JD Vance, the GOP Vice-Presidential nominee, is hosting a rally in Henderson, Nevada at Liberty High School, with revised times for doors opening and his speech.

West Nile Virus cases in Southern Nevada have risen to 14, with two horses being euthanized due to the infection, prompting health officials to emphasize preventive measures.

Registration for Las Vegas' Safekey before-and-after-school program starts July 23, offering education and activities for K-5 students at 63 CCSD schools.

Las Vegas will require cats and dogs over four months old to be microchipped starting August 1. Non-compliance risks misdemeanor penalties similar to a first-time DUI offense.

West Nile virus cases in Clark County, Nevada, have reached 14, with the virus found in mosquitoes across 44 zip codes, a significant increase from prior years.

A car fire occurred at Death Valley National Park, with no injuries reported. Volunteer firefighters responded due to NPS staff shortages. It's the fifth such fire in a year, possibly linked to electrical issues or brake overheating.

Senators Cortez Masto and Grassley propose the PROTECT Act, advocating for Senate confirmation and a fixed term for future U.S. Secret Service directors to improve oversight.

A Las Vegas man has been indicted for allegedly threatening to murder various federal and state officials, facing charges that could lead to substantial prison time if convicted.

Las Vegas faces thunderstorms and flash floods due to monsoonal moisture, with an Excessive Heat Warning extended through Thursday evening.

The LVMPD arrested the driver responsible for a fatal hit-and-run on East Harmon Avenue, emphasizing their commitment to resolving such tragic incidents.

A hit-and-run in Las Vegas left a 62-year-old male dead; police are seeking information about the fleeing dark-colored SUV. This marks LVMPD's 87th traffic fatality this year.

A collision in Las Vegas involving two cars and a pedestrian left one critically injured; the crash was caused by a driver ignoring a red signal and later charged with DUI.

Duane "Keffe D" Davis, charged in Tupac Shakur's murder, is seeking house arrest while his attorney presents proof of legal bail funds. The court remains skeptical about the money's source. Trial set for November; Davis pleads not guilty.