Gov. Joe Lombardo declined to sign Nevada's Cesar Chavez Day proclamation as new abuse allegations prompt a statewide review of the holiday.

The ACM Awards return to MGM Grand on May 17 with Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson and Riley Green among the first performers announced; Topgolf and a Mandalay Bay beach bash bookend the weekend.

Keolis quietly settled a wrongful-death claim connected to the 2023 fatal stabbing of Dominique Lucas on an RTC bus. The civil case is closed while the criminal prosecution continues.

Two Las Vegas residents were arrested after deputies say they found a safe and printing supplies tied to a multi-state bill‑washing operation. Authorities say the materials could produce about $1.25 million in counterfeit $100s.

A bench warrant was issued after a woman missed an arraignment on misdemeanors tied to abandoning a goldendoodle at Harry Reid Airport. The dog, nicknamed Jet Blue, was later adopted by an LVMPD officer.

Two Las Vegas chefs and Tamba joined the 2026 James Beard finalists, highlighting the city's growing national profile in dining. Winners will be revealed June 15 in Chicago.

Park MGM front‑desk staff ratified a two‑year Teamsters Local 986 contract covering 82 employees, winning a 10% pay bump and improved health and pension benefits.

F1 Las Vegas tickets go on public sale May 7 with an Amex presale May 5. Single-day general admission returns at $50.

Las Vegas police are investigating a late-night homicide on the 5800 block of Sky Pointe Drive in northwest Las Vegas. Officials have released few details as detectives work the scene.

A Wind Advisory hits Las Vegas Tuesday, March 31 — gusts to 50 mph and patchy dust. Secure outdoor items and avoid small boats.

Whole new neighborhoods of rental houses are rising in Southwest Las Vegas, offering turnkey three‑ and four‑bed homes with yards and on‑site management at rents near $2,500. The product is pitched as a middle ground for families priced out of buying.

The Buffet at Luxor closed on March 30, 2025, shrinking the Las Vegas Strip's buffet scene as operators pivot toward food halls and higher‑margin dining.

A high‑stakes gambler and an investor say Resorts World Las Vegas ran a racketeering enterprise, pointing to regulators’ $10.5M AML settlement as part of their case. Plaintiffs seek treble damages under RICO.