Police respond to crash involving Zoox vehicle on Las Vegas Strip
Police responded to a crash on the Las Vegas Strip Friday morning that involved an autonomous Zoox vehicle.
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NDOT to begin I-11 pavement preservation project in central valley
Drivers in the central Las Vegas Valley should prepare for months of overnight lane restrictions as the Nevada Department of Transportation begins a pavement pr
Police investigate crash involving driver, juvenile on e-bike near Cadwallader M.S.
Las Vegas police are investigating a crash involving a vehicle and a juvenile riding an e-bike in the northwest valley.Police after 7 a.m. were called to an ar
53rd annual Greek Food Festival returns with new parking, VIP area and free military entry
A longtime fall tradition is returning with food, music and cultural celebrations as the Greek Food Festival marks its 53rd annual event this year.Organizers sa
Person stabbed at Vanderpump Hotel on Las Vegas Strip
A person was stabbed at the Vanderpump Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip early Friday morning as a result of a "domestic disturbance."
St. Jude Ranch for Children looks to partner with state to help at risk youth
More than 3,000 children and young people are in foster care in Clark County, and each year, dozens reach an age when they begin transitioning out of the system
Police respond to reported stabbing at Vanderpump Hotel on Las Vegas Strip
Police are responding Friday morning to a reported stabbing at a hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip.Officers were dispatched to the Vanderpump Hotel around 6 a
Companies sue Nye County over data center development ban
A pair of companies are suing Nye County over their ban on data center development. CDDC 9 of a Kind own nearly 911 acres along Carpenter Canyon Road and Nevada State Route 160.
LVMPD attorney seeks to unseat judge in Clark County District Court race
Martina Bauhaus, an attorney for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept. for almost two decades, is challenging Judge Jasmin Lilly-Spells, who is wrapping up her first term on the bench. District Court Dept. 23 hears both criminal and civil cases, a docket that Lilly-Spells, a former public…
Judge in Ponder sexual assault case previously touted his endorsement
Judge Noreen DeMonte once featured Jon Ponder’s endorsement on her campaign website. It was removed after his arrest as his sexual assault case reached her court.
Educator challenges incumbent for Nevada State controller
Republican Nevada State Controller Andy Matthews is seeking reelection this November as the state’s independent fiscal watchdog, while his challenger, Democrat Michael MacDougall, hopes a blue wave will help launch him to victory. [ Voter Guide: 2026 General Election Voter Guide: The candidates…
Henderson Police in standoff with subject barricaded inside home
Just as one barricade wrapped up overnight in Las Vegas, police have declared another one, this time in Henderson.
Workforce development specialist, former state legislator face off in regent race
Five Nevada Board of Regents seats are on the ballot this year, but only one is an open seat not featuring an incumbent. That race, for District 5 in Southern Nevada, will bring to the board either a former state legislator or a current higher education professional with a background in workforce…
Las Vegas taxpayers pay nearly $500K to settle lawsuits over ICE protest arrests
Metro settled two lawsuits from the June 2025 Las Vegas ICE protest for $475,000. Neither plaintiff was ever charged with a crime.
SNAP benefits changing in October: What Nevadans need to know
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Changes to the food assistance program 'SNAP' are right around the corner. Starting in October, monthly benefits for more than 200,000 Nevada households will increase slightly to meet the cost of living. A single person on food benefits can expect about $8 more a month…
Henderson nonprofit The Giving Store marks 15 years helping domestic violence survivors rebuild
A Henderson nonprofit has spent 15 years quietly providing clothing, shoes, and essentials to women escaping domestic violence — and all of its proceeds go directly toward funding a local shelter.
Questions linger as alleged ‘secret’ recording transcript read at Mesquite City Hall
A Mesquite neighbor read aloud portions of an alleged “secret” recording transcript at Mesquite City Hall during a Tuesday meeting.
Armed suspect barricaded in Las Vegas home, SWAT responding
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- LVMPD responded to a barricade in a residence in the 100 block of Betty Lane near Charleston Boulevard and Nellis Boulevard around 6:02 pm Thursday. According to metro police, the suspect is believed to be armed. SWAT and crisis negotiators are attempting to get the suspect to…
Las Vegas police respond to armed barricade near Charleston and Nellis
UPDATE | A suspect was taken into custody without further incident at approximately 5:30 a.m. Friday.ORIGINAL | Las Vegas police responded to a barricaded perso
One taken into custody after SWAT standoff prompted evacuations in Las Vegas
We're learning about an active barricade the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and SWAT are responding to on Thursday night.
First year: Casey looks back on state of economic development
It's a lot for just 13 months at the helm for Casey, who came to Las Vegas after working in economic development posts in Arizona, California and New Mexico.
'It’s emotionally draining’: CCSD employees cut from schools amid $51.6M budget shortfall
Schools continue to feel the impact of budget cuts across Clark County.This comes after CCSD leaders announced a $51.6 million shortfall that they attribute to
CCSD approves $1M settlement after lawsuit alleged aide ‘body slammed’ boy
The mother of an autistic student will be awarded a $1 million settlement in her lawsuit against CCSD. It is the district’s second seven-figure settlement this year.
Videographer arrested at Las Vegas ICE protest prepares to sue Metro after criminal charge dismissed
A videographer arrested at a Las Vegas ICE protest and a content creator shot with pepperballs are preparing to sue Metro after video footage shows allegedly unconstitutional police tactics.
Police investigate reports of man spraying woman, 10-year-old girl at Henderson Smith’s
Henderson police are investigating an unusual situation where a woman and a 10-year-old girl reported being sprayed with an unknown liquid inside a Smith’s Mark
Barry Diller withdraws MGM Resorts bid after Caesars buyout approval
A major casino buyout moved forward this week as another high-profile deal collapsed, leaving questions about what comes next for MGM Resorts International and
Switch data center proposal heads to North Las Vegas review as Nye fight continues
Two major data center proposals are moving in very different directions in Southern Nevada, with a new project now under review in North Las Vegas while a separ
Attorney General Ford’s office disputes claim from Clark County Prosecutors
The Nevada Attorney General’s office is disputing circumstances surrounding Attorney General Aaron Ford’s sponsorship for a commutation. It involves a robbery sentence for a man who killed a pregnant woman.
Ford sponsored clemency hearing for man who killed pregnant woman; prosecutor’s letter contradicts AG’s account
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford’s explanation for sponsoring an application for a man who killed a pregnant woman conflicts with information from the Clark County District Attorney’s office.
Carrot Top's return to stage scheduled for Oct. 19 at Luxor
Carrot Top is planning to return to the stage on Monday, Oct. 19, about a month after a suicide attempt that put him in a Las Vegas hospital.
