September's First Friday lets visitors add their handprint to a new mural at Main and Charleston in the Arts District.

A witness says she watched a Nye County deputy cross a median and hit a motorcyclist near Tropicana Avenue.

The deal covers land where the old City Hall once stood, with a police building demolition still to come in 2027.

The pedestrian died at the scene near Lamb Boulevard and Lone Mountain Road as police shut the corridor in both directions.

The Oct. 17 festival at Historic Fifth Street School draws over 10,000 readers yearly, and it's free.

The interactive Italian-American wedding comedy is back nightly at Masquerade Village, complete with a four-course feast and a Britney Spears dance number.

Michael Moore kept scamming the IRS even after pleading guilty, prosecutors say, and his old clients could still face clawbacks.

Mulberry Street Pizzeria's Resorts World location shuts its doors September 14, but the brand hints it isn't done with Vegas.

Las Vegas gets a sunny, windy break before storm chances return Saturday night and Sunday. Labor Day looks drier, but not completely rain-free.

Twelve country acts, free entry and a beer garden hit Rabbit Peak this Labor Day weekend, 30-plus degrees cooler than the Strip.

Grayson Armstrong, diagnosed this year with the fatal genetic disorder, got fist bumps from both teams and lasted the whole game without crying.

Sunny skies and gusty winds will dominate Las Vegas through Friday before showers and thunderstorms become possible over Labor Day weekend.

The 18-time chart-topper plays the Rio's Penn & Teller Theatre on Rio Round-Up's final night, with $1 of every ticket funding Nashville's Mission: Possible.