Steve Wolfson, Clark County's DA since 2012, announces his re-election bid for 2026, highlighting his extensive legal experience and commitment to fair justice in the face of Las Vegas' challenges.

Hundreds of hospitality workers rallied outside Las Vegas's $2.3 billion Sphere entertainment venue, demanding their first union contract as negotiations continue.

Nevada students are turning in work at higher rates and focusing better in class just two weeks after statewide phone restrictions took effect. Teachers report dramatic improvements in productivity and classroom engagement.

Clark County announced the closing of their Chap Rental Assistance Program applications but will process remaining ones. The Eviction Diversion program persists with new funding.

Former U.S. attorney Jason Frierson will chair the Athletics' community benefits board, ensuring the team honors its financial promises to Las Vegas.

Steve Grammas of the LVPPA announced his bid for Las Vegas City Council Ward 6, challenging incumbent Nancy Brune with a focus on public safety and community service.

Former NBA player Marcus Morris Sr.'s arrest over unpaid Las Vegas casino markers highlights Nevada's unique system of treating gambling debts as criminal matters, with potential felony charges for debts over $1,200.

Las Vegas City Council's Victoria Seaman is leaving her role for a federal health department position as regional director at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Nevada State Police and Highway Patrol lost statewide communication Sunday morning, forcing emergency calls through 911 systems.

Underground gambling operations worth $53.9 billion are stealing revenue from Vegas casinos while UNLV experts demand federal crackdown.

Nevada shut down all in-person state services Sunday following a network security incident, highlighting urgent cybersecurity needs as lawmakers consider statewide protection measures.

Twenty-five Nevada National Guard soldiers are now supporting ICE operations in Las Vegas as political tensions escalate over immigration enforcement. The deployment marks a significant shift in how the state assists federal immigration efforts.

Rosa Cortez was unanimously approved as Las Vegas' new deputy city manager, responsible for various departments and a $1.8 billion project fund. She was promoted after serving as the city engineer since 2002.