Southern Nevada health officials warn a CONEXPO attendee tested positive for measles after visiting the Las Vegas Convention Center. Unvaccinated attendees should check with a provider.

Mayor Shelley Berkley announced Las Vegas has broken ground on The Oscar, a Medical District housing project aimed at doctors and other medical workers. The brief post offered few technical details.

A federal timetable and a conservation lawsuit set a deadline for an ESA decision that could limit drilling and mining around a tiny Nevada wetland.

CCSD principals told the NIAA their Class 5A/4A football teams will play as independents starting this fall, removing district teams from state playoff contention.

Signs of HOPE says demand for trafficking support has surged in Las Vegas; the nonprofit runs 24/7 hotlines and says it needs more staff as reports rise nearly 20%.

Waikiki's STIX ASIA will open an 18,000‑sq‑ft, 12‑stall food hall at UnCommons in Southwest Las Vegas, bringing Asian street‑market flavors and Michelin‑recognized chefs.

Nevada’s medical board has added genetic counselors to the list of licensed professions, starting a 2026 licensure rollout and a July 1 deadline for current practitioners.

The STRAT’s rooftop Swim & Social reopens this Friday with cabanas, DJs and a daytime menu. Hotel guests enter free; non‑guests pay $15–$20.

A Las Vegas man has been charged with a hate‑crime after an alleged homophobic assault in a New York‑New‑York parking garage last fall; prosecutors say the victim was hospitalized.

Gov. Joe Lombardo thanked Wayne Allyn Root at a Las Vegas GOP dinner, calling him "an awesome spokesman" — an audio recording of the remark has surfaced.

SNHD data show downtown ZIPs 89101 and 89104 had the valley's highest heat-associated deaths in 2024–25. An early-season heat surge raises fresh concern for vulnerable residents.

Chef Alex Reznik's new SMKD BBQ brings long-smoked brisket, pastrami and Jewish-inflected sides to South Eastern Avenue, aiming squarely at Henderson locals.

Tule Springs Regional Park has remained closed as neighbors and officials blame a dispute between the Villages HOA and the park manager. City leaders say they're weighing legal action.