A Las Vegas man was sentenced to 132 months after agents seized roughly 606.5 grams of meth and multiple firearms during a 2022 search. The sentence follows a guilty plea on federal drug and gun counts.

Clark County adopted a broad ordinance forcing hemp retailers to carry licenses, third‑party lab tests and stricter labeling while businesses warned of added costs. The rule also bans CBD in packaged foods and sets enforceable penalties.

Police are investigating a homicide in the southwest Las Vegas valley near S Durango Drive and Pebble Road. Detectives are on scene and investigators asked for tips.

Mandalay Bay’s Daylight Beach Club will reopen May 16 as Tailgate Beach Club with Snoop Dogg, giant screens and game‑day bites. Fan energy arrives poolside.

Clark County approved a free World Party Parade for May 14 that will send 15 floats up the north Strip as a prelude to EDC Las Vegas' 30th anniversary weekend. Organizers say the procession will be open to the public and last roughly two and a half hours.

A North Las Vegas driver was killed after his Can‑Am left Clark Petersen Boulevard and struck a barrier. Metro police say the death was classified as a traffic fatality after state and federal review.

Sick New World added Strip sideshows for April 24, with Mastodon, Poison the Well, P.O.D. and Snot among the guests.

Organizers plan 14 No Kings rallies across Nevada and the Lake Tahoe area on March 28, with major events in Reno and Las Vegas and local trainings ahead of the day of action.

UNLV tapped Lakshmi N. Reddi, a veteran academic leader from New Mexico State, as its next executive vice president and provost, effective June 1, 2026. He brings a long leadership and research record.

Hyundai and Kia expanded a tie with Nvidia to bring DRIVE Hyperion into select models and support Motional’s planned Level‑4 robotaxis in Las Vegas.

Cowabunga Bay and Cowabunga Canyon are recruiting more than 1,000 seasonal staff for summer 2026, from lifeguards to food service. Applications are open online and interviews are rolling.

Joy Burgers quietly opened a second Las Vegas storefront on West Washington, expanding beyond its Meadows Mall location with stacked burgers, wings and milkshakes.

A shooting near Craig Road and Nellis Boulevard left one person injured and another detained, police say. Investigators are still working to determine what happened.