A boil order is in effect for Junction after flash flooding contaminated the town’s water system. Piute County is distributing bottled water at the firehouse while crews assess damage.

AC/DC will host an official two-day PWR/UP pop-up on the Las Vegas Strip at the Hard Rock Cafe ahead of the Allegiant Stadium show. Expect limited-run merch, photo ops and fan previews.

A 66-year-old pedestrian who was critically injured in a July 3 crash at Sahara and Torrey Pines died July 21. Police say the collision remains under investigation.

A Las Vegas pizza legend has opened a slice‑first counter in the southwest valley, joining a wave of new by‑the‑slice concepts in the city. The shop offers walk‑up slices and whole pies.

A motorcyclist was critically injured after a minivan made a U‑turn at Charleston and 28th. Neighbors say the intersection is overdue for crosswalks, better lighting and lower speeds.

A family vacation at Lake Powell turned into a medical emergency when 14-year-old Grey Clissold suffered a severe leg injury that required emergency vascular surgery and 11 operations.

Industry chatter says Rush may be negotiating a residency at the Las Vegas Sphere as the band rides momentum from the 'Fifty Something' tour. Reports remain unconfirmed.

Keller is refinancing a 13-property Western portfolio with a $718.5M CMBS loan concentrated in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City.

An 18-year-old man died after a pickup struck the horse-drawn buggy he was driving in Las Vegas. Video of the crash was shared with local TV and details remain scarce.

A person was hospitalized Monday night after a shooting near Sahara and Paradise in central Las Vegas. Metro detectives are canvassing the neighborhood and seeking tips.

An officer-involved shooting after an early-morning fight closed part of Boulder Highway near Nellis; police asked the public to avoid the area while investigators worked.

A 43-year-old man was shot in both legs in Bullhead City. Officers applied tourniquets before he was transferred to a Las Vegas hospital.

A Henderson man admitted he smuggled and sold misbranded ED and other prescription pills, drawing more than $1.9 million; federal sentencing is set for Oct. 19, 2026.