NDOT announces lane and shoulder closures on I-215 in Nevada for road improvements from December 8-12, affecting traffic and suggesting alternate routes.

Broken glass on I-15 led to traffic congestion and temporary lane closure in North Las Vegas; no crashes reported. Traffic flow resumed after cleanup.

Clark County officials unveiled the Jim McGaughey Detention Basin, a $21.3 million flood mitigation project in East Las Vegas, honoring the late assemblyman's legacy in proactive flood control.

A vehicle fire shut down northbound I-11 near the Las Vegas Boulevard exit Monday morning, snarling the commute as crews doused the blaze.

Upcoming installations and tests of a loop-detector and wrong-way alert system will result in lane and ramp closures along I-15 near the Resort Corridor, starting Nov. 30.

NDOT warns of lane and shoulder closures on I-215 for pavement work, affecting traffic from I-15 to Windmill Lane, with specific restrictions detailed for daily and nightly commutes.

The article discusses the Reid Airport's preparation for Thanksgiving travel, with TSA advising travelers to arrive early, check their bags carefully, and use the TSA app to ensure a smooth airport experience despite the expected record crowds.

Las Vegas is set to start road improvements on Oakey Boulevard involving lane restrictions and a partial shutdown during mill and paving work, urging drivers to use Sahara Avenue to avoid delays.

Owens Avenue in Las Vegas will have one lane open in each direction between H Street and I-15 from Dec. 1 to Dec. 5 for road improvements, with further work through Jan. 9.

NDOT announced roadwork on Sunset Road from Las Vegas Blvd to Annie Oakley Drive, causing nightly lane reductions between Nov. 24 and Jan. 2, excluding Thanksgiving weekend.

Nevada and California Highway Patrols are combining efforts to increase road safety on I-15 during the Thanksgiving weekend, focusing on preventing speeding, reckless, and impaired driving.

Metro's crash tallies put Maryland Parkway and Flamingo near UNLV at No. 9; locals and a crossing guard describe frequent close calls. Construction and patrols complicate safety.

Reno City Council accepted a $100,000 grant for pedestrian safety, planning to install RRFB systems across the city by Spring 2026, enhancing safety for vulnerable road users.