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Henderson councilwoman faces election challenge amid ongoing felony case
Henderson City Councilwoman Carrie Cox , who among a flurry of scandals is facing a criminal investigation, is at risk of being unseated this November by Jennifer Atlas, a nonprofit government affairs director. Cox, who has represented Ward 3 since 2022, was indicted last year on a felony charge…
Southwest Las Vegas resident raises questions about proposed cell tower, dumping concerns
A Southwest Las Vegas resident is asking for more information about a proposed communications tower near his home while also raising concerns about trash, illegal dumping and trespassing on nearby federal land.
Parents demand metal detectors after gun found at Green Valley High School
A gun was recovered from a student at Green Valley High School in Henderson, sparking concerns among parents who want Clark County School District to install metal detectors on campuses.
Las Vegas police investigate pedestrian critically hurt in crash near Tropicana, Koval
Las Vegas police are investigating a crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian just after 10 p.m. Thursday near Duke Ellington Way and Tropicana Avenue.The ped
Nine years later, Las Vegas shooting survivors reflect on Route 91 timeline and healing
Nine years after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, Las Vegas is remembering the 58 people who lost their lives during the Route 91 Harvest mus
Metro police investigate crash on south end of Las Vegas Strip
A pedestrian was critically injured in a vehicle crash at Tropicana Avenue and Duke Ellington Way in Las Vegas on Thursday night.
Las Vegas police investigate crash that critically injured pedestrian, closed Jones at Roc
A pedestrian was critically injured Thursday night after being struck in a crash at a southwest Las Vegas intersection, prompting lane closures as police invest
Pedestrian critically injured in crash near Flamingo, Jones
A pedestrian was hospitalized in critical condition following a vehicle crash at the intersection of Jones Boulevard and Flamingo Road in Las Vegas on Thursday.
Pedestrian critically injured in crash Torrey Pines near Alta, police say
A pedestrian was critically injured Thursday evening after being hit by a vehicle near the west Las Vegas Valley.The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department re
National "Conversations on a Bench" homelessness event to include Las Vegas Rescue Mission
A national conversation about homelessness, addiction, and mental health is coming to Las Vegas in a week, with the Las Vegas Rescue Mission participating for t
Police discuss Meadows Mall's temporary youth curfew following social media concerns
While mall officials have not disclosed the exact nature of the posts or identified any specific threat, law enforcement says social media activity that could attract large crowds is taken seriously.
Pedestrian critically injured in crash near Charleston Preservation
A pedestrian was critically injured in a single-vehicle crash Thursday, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Las Vegas valley sees multiple major crashes on Thursday
Channel 13 is tracking multiple major collisions that quickly unfolded on Thursday evening. Here's what we know so far.
Las Vegas valley sees multiple major pedestrian involved crashes on Thursday
Channel 13 is tracking multiple major collisions involving pedestrians that quickly unfolded on Thursday evening. Here's what we know so far...
A'ja Wilson scores 36 points as the Aces send the Fever home again with a 94-83 in Game 3
A’ja Wilson made sure her basketball spoke for itself Thursday night, the four-time WNBA MVP scoring 36 points to lead the defending champion Las Vegas Aces to a 94-83 victory and eliminate the Indiana Fever in the deciding Game 3 of the first round.
Golden Knights host memorial blood drive, honor first responders at closed practice
Nine years after the Vegas Golden Knights arrived as Southern Nevada’s newest major league team and became a key part of the community’s healing, the organizati
UMC trauma doctor reflects on 1 October mass shooting nine years later
Nine years after the mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip, medical professionals at University Medical Center of Southern Nevada say the night of 1 October...
State audit flags CCSD spending on recruitment, retention and district cards
A state audit shows that the nation's fifth-largest school district didn't properly track millions of dollars spent on recruitment, retention, and district cred
The Animal Foundation launches 'Doggy Days Out' initiative
The Animal Foundation has launched its "Doggy Days Out" initiative, a month-long effort to send shelter dogs on foster field trips during October.
Las Vegas holds live ceremony honoring Route 91 shooting victims on Oct. 1 anniversary
Las Vegas is marking the anniversary of the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival with a live ceremony honoring the victims.The City of L
LVMPD respond to an incident at the Hoover Dam
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- LVMPD is investigating a report of a suicide at the Hoover Dam. The call came in around 3:52 pm Thursday. No other information has been shared at this time. Metro police is on the scene. EDITOR'S NOTE: If you or someone you know needs support, or if someone is in danger [...]
'It felt like slow motion’: Las Vegas shooting survivors reflect 9 years later
Nine years after the Oct. 1 mass shooting in Las Vegas, survivors say the memories of that night remain vivid — from the songs playing on stage to the sounds th
Mass shooting victims to be remembered in ceremony tonight
Victims of the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting will be remembered Thursday at the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden.
Domestic violence shelters remain strained despite restored bed space at The Shade Tree
The Shade Tree has emerged from a major renovation with room for 250 beds, giving the Las Vegas Valley more shelter space at a time when domestic violence provi
Nevada wild horses secretly shipped to 'kill pens,' and complaint alleges state role
Wild horse advocates are calling for an investigation, alleging that Nevada agriculture officials might have played a part in sending wild horses to a California auction that put them in the pipeline for slaughter.
Las Vegas first responders cite lasting changes after Oct. 1 shooting, led by 2 women
The Oct. 1 shooting left lasting scars on Las Vegas and reshaped how first responders prepare for mass-casualty events, changes that have also influenced commun
1 October survivor renews push for assault weapons ban as U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear challenge
A survivor of the 1 October mass shooting in Las Vegas is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold assault weapons bans as the justices prepare to hear challenges to laws in Connecticut and Chicago.
CCSD staff involved in "wasteful" trips to Miami still work for the district
The Clark County School District is defending itself against accusations that some staff members mismanaged taxpayer funds.
New water year begins with cuts on horizon
October 1 marks the beginning of the new water year on the Colorado River, and with it, the first round of cuts made necessary by a long-term drought throughout the southwest.