Thomas Olivetti and Taylor Sims closed seven multifamily deals worth about $489.8M in 2025, anchored by two nine-figure Las Vegas sales.

An unmanned drone landed northwest of Creech Air Force Base on Apr. 3; officials say no injuries were reported and an investigation is underway. Local crews responded but found no damage.

A Mandalay Bay guest turned a $5 bet into a $10.49M Megabucks jackpot on the Strip, a win confirmed by IGT and reported by local outlets.

A'ja Wilson said at Team USA camp she isn't testing free agency and is expected to re-sign with the Las Vegas Aces as the league's busy offseason begins.

DLC bought a 10-property, roughly $625M grocery-anchored portfolio and is expanding on the West Coast. Leasing chief Adam Greenberg says retailers now vet landlords' ability to execute.

Dashcam from a Desert Cab driver shows a Vay remote‑driven car cutting through a red light at Sands and Koval, prompting fresh safety questions about teledriving on the Strip.

AARP and federal data warn that Nevada’s proliferation of cash‑to‑crypto kiosks has become a fast lane for scammers, with older residents hit hardest.

Wind advisory for parts of the Colorado River Valley today with gusts possible; temperatures rebound into the 80s and near 90 by early next week.

A CCSD substitute was booked after an April 2 altercation at West Prep. The district removed her from the substitute pool while CCSDPD investigates.

Play Sporting Lounge's 12,000‑sq‑ft flagship opened at CityPlace Doral, stacking simulators, darts and an elevated menu for game days and late nights.

Motley Brews sold its Vegas festival portfolio to Brothers Molloy Events, folding Downtown Brew into Great Vegas and reshaping the city's craft-beer calendar.

LVMPD reports officer-involved shootings fell about 60% in 2025 to seven incidents, a decline officials attribute to expanded reality-based training and wellness programs.

LVMPD released surveillance stills of three men wanted in a January robbery near Cheyenne and Las Vegas Boulevard. Investigators say tips could lead to arrests.