Nevada gaming regulators told casinos how to round cash payouts when pennies run dry. Operators must publish their policies and can round to the nearest nickel; some may offer donation options.

Barret Robbins, the former Raiders center best known for missing Super Bowl XXXVII, has died at 52. His career mixed All‑Pro highs with long public struggles off the field.

Red Ridge's Cello Tower could break ground this spring, the developer says, though the land sale hasn't closed and financing is still being finalized.

Nevada State Police warned of a statewide smishing scam that pressures people to pay alleged fines via QR codes. Delete the texts, don’t scan, and report them.

A security‑robot company says its DroneDog units could be marketed for patrols on the Las Vegas Strip, prompting privacy and oversight questions.

Grasshoppers have shown up in Las Vegas earlier than usual, and pest pros warn their arrival could boost scorpion activity around yards and patios.

Police are investigating after a man was shot and killed in east Las Vegas. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact LVMPD's Homicide Section.

The Stacked Smokewagon food trailer is headed to northwest Las Vegas this spring, serving smoked brisket, brisket mac & cheese and stacked pulled‑pork grilled cheese. Sampling events are expected before a formal opening.

Family and friends launched a petition calling for taller barriers after a Las Vegas motorcyclist fell from the Desert Inn overpass and died.

A draft legislative memo finds limits on corporate home purchases may be constitutional, boosting a governor‑backed working group and renewed bills. Lawmakers and advocates are already parsing the legal road map.

Las Vegas homicide detectives are working a scene in the 8200 block of Cupertino Heights Way in the city's southwest valley. Officials have released few details as investigators collect evidence.

A North Las Vegas judge gave Leo'oolo Tevaseu 10–25 years after he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of his 2-year-old niece, prosecutors say. The plea was negotiated with the family, court filings show.

Grand Canyon National Park will reopen limited day access to the North Rim at 6 a.m. on May 15, 2026, after the Dragon Bravo Fire. Scenic overlooks and some trail access return, but overnight services will remain offline.