Allegiant plans to acquire Sun Country Airlines for $1.5 billion, creating a major leisure airline. The deal, pending approval, offers Sun Country shareholders cash and shares and may enrich travel options.

I-215 and Airport Connector construction will cause detours and delays next week, including closures of the westbound I-215 off-ramp and Warm Springs Road on-ramp, as well as the northbound Sunset Road off-ramp.

Reno initiates a School Zone Flashing Beacon Project to install 114 flashing beacons at 35 school zones, funded by federal, CDBG, and local sources, aiming to enhance student safety.

Las Vegas is building a new pickleball complex at Wayne Bunker Park with 24 courts, and an additional 4 courts at Lorenzi Park, reflecting the sport's growing popularity.

Post-New Year's traffic on I-15 from Las Vegas to California peaked at 8 miles, later easing to 3 miles. The Regional Transportation Commission advised travel preparation amidst discussions on infrastructure improvement.

The Boring Company starts a new service combining underground and above ground travel from the Vegas Loop to Harry Reid Airport.

American Airlines plans to add flights from Las Vegas to Chicago and increase departures from Chicago O'Hare, enhancing connectivity and expanding service to various destinations.

A motorcyclist was hospitalized after a crash at Boulder Highway and Desert Inn. Northbound lanes were closed while police investigated.

NDOT announces traffic restrictions in Las Vegas for New Year's Eve to ensure safety during celebrations, affecting I-15 and surrounding areas from Dec. 31, 5:30 p.m. to Jan. 1, 4:00 a.m.

The NDOT nears completion of a highway rehabilitation project on US Highway 95, improving safety with new paving, signage, and drainage, while protecting Mojave Desert tortoises.

NNSA helicopters will fly over the Las Vegas Strip to measure radiation levels before New Year's Eve, ensuring public safety without disrupting festivities.

A three-vehicle crash closed eastbound Owens Avenue at Las Vegas Boulevard Saturday night. Emergency crews blocked the intersection and one person was hospitalized with minor injuries.

A former Brightline conductor filed a $60 million federal suit this week, alleging chronic PTSD after witnessing multiple deadly collisions and accusing the company of denying trauma leave.