Harry Reid International handled 4.64 million passengers in March, leaving year‑to‑date traffic down about 5% as international travel slumped.

Tesla’s first Semi rolled off a high‑volume Nevada line on April 29, 2026 — a production milestone that shifts the truck from pilot runs to industrial scale while raising fresh questions about chargers and delivery ramp.

Vay has expanded its Las Vegas fleet to roughly 175 cars and moved into a downtown hub, promising shorter wait times and wider coverage across the valley.

Clark County opened Phase 1 of the Red Rock Legacy Trail near Summerlin, adding about a mile of paved path, a trailhead lot and a new traffic signal. The work is the first piece of a planned 19‑mile route to Blue Diamond.

A motorcyclist was killed early Monday on westbound I‑215 at Rainbow Boulevard in southwest Las Vegas; investigators closed lanes and diverted traffic while troopers probed the scene.

All northbound lanes of I‑15 at Washington are closed after a fatal crash; drivers are being diverted off at D Street. Expect delays through downtown Las Vegas.

Clark County is funding repairs to pedestrian bridges and escalators along the Las Vegas Strip to fix repeated outages and damaged equipment.

A Southwest flight from Las Vegas turned back April 8 after a cockpit heads‑up display fell and struck the captain. The first officer landed the 737 and the flight later resumed.

Multiple outages hit the Las Vegas Valley early Friday; NV Energy reports about 2,624 customers affected and blames wind and equipment failures.

Air France began three-times-weekly nonstop flights between Paris and Las Vegas, adding roughly 26,900 seasonal seats and midday arrivals into LAS.

A major water leak closed several Nye County offices in Pahrump and shut a stretch of Winery Road while crews repair the break.

LVMPD says four people died last week, bringing the year's toll to 39; pedestrians and speed were top factors in the weekly tally.

A Las Vegas store owner has launched a petition demanding flashing crosswalks and quick safety fixes after a child's death, as a 121‑unit affordable complex nears move‑ins. Neighbors say faded markings and speeding drivers make the corridor unsafe.