A Laughlin man was arrested Wednesday and booked on murder charges after a Bullhead City pedestrian was killed on Feb. 19. Police say more arrests may be coming.

Marshmello will headline Feed The Block’s first anniversary on April 2 in downtown Las Vegas. The free block party starts at 6 p.m.; limited VIP packages are available.

Manufacturing demand is softening asking rents for factory space in Las Vegas while bulk logistics deals keep absorption high in Apex and North Las Vegas.

Congress moved to rewrite boxing law, creating 'unified boxing organizations' that could promote and crown champions. Supporters promise safety and pay; critics warn of monopolies.

Southwest Gas' new rate filing could add roughly $7 a month to the average Southern Nevada household's gas bill if regulators approve the request.

PEBP approved new Plan Year 2027 premiums that take effect July 1; actuarial reports point to rising medical and drug costs and lower state funding as drivers.

A lawsuit filed March 16 argues Scott Black would exceed Nevada’s 12‑year local term limit if he serves as mayor and asks judges to keep him off the June ballot.

Two White Castle locations in the Las Vegas Valley will close as the chain buys the rest from a local licensee, reshaping late‑night slider options on the Strip and in Henderson.

Jo Koy has listed his Summerlin compound for $11.25 million — a three-story, 8,244-square-foot architectural home with a guest house and Strip views.

Danny Elfman is bringing his Tim Burton film scores to Resorts World Theatre for two nights in November, with the Las Vegas Philharmonic backing the performances. Tickets go on sale via AXS.

Roseman University has opened Roseman Bioventures at its Summerlin campus — a new life‑science incubator offering turnkey labs, regulatory support and investor connections to help Nevada biotech startups scale.

Las Vegas heads for a hot Wednesday with a high near 97°F as a record-high streak continues.

Federal agents raided four Las Vegas homes, seizing roughly 3,000 suspected marijuana plants; four people face federal charges.