California poke chain Poke House is coming to Summerlin, with a 'coming soon' listing at 7175 W. Lake Mead Blvd and an anticipated early‑fall opening.

The Vegas Shoot returns to the Strip for its 60th anniversary, drawing 4,000+ archers, 100 vendors and $500K in prizes.

Nevada casinos reported $1.236 billion in gaming win for February, a 1.5% year‑over‑year increase driven by modest gains on the Strip and strong results in northern markets.

Intermountain Health opened a new multi‑specialty District Clinic in Henderson that brings oncology, senior primary care and pediatric services together at 2350 Corporate Circle.

A surge of hyperscale data centers is testing Nevada’s power grid and water supplies, and state committees are gathering facts that could shape 2027 rules.

A Clark County autism specialist has been arrested and charged with multiple child-sex offenses; the district has barred him from campus and a June hearing is set.

ADOT is building a new I‑40/US‑93 interchange west of Kingman to let drivers bypass the Beale Street light. Construction began in July 2024 and the project is due to open in 2027.

Blue Heron has listed three luxury homes in The Peak at MacDonald Highlands, priced from $13.5M to $20M with a $2M pre‑completion incentive. The builds target car collectors and wellness‑minded buyers.

Low humidity and a strong ridge will push Las Vegas into the low 90s today; daily record streaks are on the line. Cooling stations are listed for those who need relief.

Federal prosecutors say a Las Vegas woman is accused of siphoning more than $365,000 in Social Security payments meant for her late grandmother.

Equal Pay Day data show Henderson's gender pay gap remains large — and women of color in Nevada are losing the most ground. Local research and national reports spell out why.

A 22-year-old motorcyclist died after a collision at St. Rose Parkway and Jeffreys Street in south Las Vegas. Authorities identified the rider and Metro is investigating.

Harry Reid is operating well below its controller target, leaving staff working long shifts as the FAA races to hire and offer incentives. Local experts say relief will be gradual.