Pedestrian hospitalized after vehicle crash near Spring Mountain and Decatur
Las Vegas police responded just after 6 p.m. to a crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian near Spring Mountain and Decatur.The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police
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A new report shows U.S. Latinos contributed $4.4 trillion to GDP
U.S. Latinos contributed $4.4 trillion to the nation’s economy in 2024, according to the 2026 U.S. Latino Economic Impact Report from the Latino Donor Collaborative.
Is Avi Kwa Ame National Monument next in line to see its borders shrink?
A half-million-acre stretch of desert and mountains surrounding Searchlight that was set aside as Avi Kwa Ame National Monument is drawing renewed concern from
What Nevada law says about hitting a pedestrian in a crosswalk
Parents in southwest Las Vegas are warning drivers to slow down at a busy crosswalk on Jones Boulevard or face reckless driving charges.
Crypto world showing high interest in death of North Las Vegas resident
The death of a 37-year-old North Las Vegas woman is creating a wave of interest in crypto and tech communities online.
CCSD approves $1M settlement after aide restrains elementary student with autism
The Clark County School District will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the family of a 10-year-old boy with autism after surveillance video showed a
Parents seek answers after heated interaction on CCSD school bus
The Clark County School District is investigating a bus driver after a video showed a heated interaction with middle school students.
Gov. Lombardo holds roundtable event to discuss housing policies
Republican Governor Joe Lombardo held a roundtable discussion on housing Friday, just weeks ahead of Nevada's gubernatorial election.
Nevada Gov. Lombardo highlights $183M housing aid in policy roundtable
Nevada’s housing challenges and the state’s efforts to address them were in focus Friday as Gov. Joe Lombardo hosted a housing policy roundtable with state lead
Video captures road rage incident on I-11 near Las Vegas Boulevard
In a video sent to News 3, a driver captured a road rage incident on I-11 near Las Vegas Boulevard.It appears to involve a motorcyclist and a Ford pickup truck.
Recall issued for frozen pork shipped to distributors in four states, including Nevada
The Food Safety and Inspection Service announced on Friday that a recall was issued for raw, frozen pork sausages that were distributed to a handful of states — including Nevada.
Addeliar Guy Elementary wins Adam Kutner Champion Classroom Award, takes over arena
High-energy cheers and a loud crowd greeted a group from North Las Vegas as 100 students, teachers and staff from Addeliar Guy Elementary took over T-Mobile Are
Kratom remains legal in Nevada amid push to ban it, addiction specialist warns
Kratom, a substance often called “gas station heroin,” remains legal in Nevada despite a push to make it illegal.Concerns about kratom’s dangers have drawn atte
Puppy Love to Vegas Love: Donny Osmond Keeps the Show Going
And they called it Puppy Love.... and our city is calling it love for Donny Osmond. The legendary entertainer and music icon has announced an extension to his residency at the Harrah's Showroom at Harrah's Las Vegas through June 2027.
Lee Canyon closing Monday for construction on West Bowl
Lee Canyon will be conducting construction on its West Bowl chairlift project on Monday, Sept. 28.
All aboard: Railroad museum visitor center opens in Boulder City
On the day the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Boulder City celebrated its 35th anniversary, hundreds turned out for the grand opening of the museum’s new 9,000-square-foot visitor center.
NSHE regents discuss campus safety across Nevada
In the Nevada System of Higher Education chambers office, the board is taking a closer look at campus safety across all universities and colleges across our state and how to improve.
Will Nevadans see a Lombardo-Ford debate?
Not a single debate between Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo and Attorney General Aaron Ford has materialized even though mail ballots will start shipping soon and early voting kicks off about three weeks from now.
Red Rock Canyon was home to wild mustangs until the government rode in
Longtime Las Vegas residents will tell you about a time when wild horses ran free at Red Rock Canyon. In the early 1990s wild mustangs were common to see in the popular hiking spot west of Las Vegas.
Teaching jobs protected after move by Nevada governor
Gov. Joe Lombardo endorsed an emergency regulation intended to avert midyear cuts by the Clark County School District.
F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit preparations continue on, around Strip
Overnight closures for the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit preparations are continuing as the anticipated race approaches.
Officer accidentally fired gun during stolen vehicle investigation in west Las Vegas, LVMPD says
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department will investigate after officials say an officer accidentally fired his weapon during an encounter on Friday.
Police: No injuries after Las Vegas officer ‘negligently’ fired weapon
A Las Vegas police officer “negligently discharged his firearm” while responding to a stolen vehicle call in the west valley, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Metro officer 'negligently' discharged gun during stolen vehicle stop in west Las Vegas valley
Metro police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in the west Las Vegas valley.
Stolen vehicle pursuit leads to LVMPD officer 'negligently' discharging his firearm
Las Vegas Police is investigation an officer-involved shooting in the west valleyPolice responded to the 9500 block of West Charleston Boulevard.No officers we
Gov. Lombardo backs emergency rule to prevent midyear school budget cuts
Nevada school districts facing lower-than-expected enrollment could avoid midyear budget cuts under an emergency regulation endorsed by Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo
Local 14-year-old publishes children’s book to help young domestic abuse survivors
A 14-year-old Girl Scout in Southern Nevada is turning a service project into a published children’s book designed to help young survivors of domestic abuse rec
Vegas Golden Knights named most hated NHL team in the league... again
A new study from listed the Vegas Golden Knights as the most-hated NHL team ahead of the 2026-27 season, which is set to start on Tuesday, Sept. 29.
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis bring Las Vegas residency to Voltaire, talk careers
Two of the music industry’s most prolific hitmakers are bringing their catalog of chart-toppers back to the Las Vegas Strip.Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis are return
Suicide Prevention Month highlights warning signs and resources for veterans
September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to highlight warning signs and encourage people to get help for themselves or someone they know.Veterans are amon
