Dissent flares at public records task force meeting
Disagreements between government agencies and advocates for transparency flared during a marathon meeting of the state's public records task force Tuesday.
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CCSD cuts are off the table, but questions remain for employees facing reassignment
Emergency action has stopped mid-year budget cuts for CCSD, but some staffing adjustments could still happen as the district works through enrollment changes at individual schools.
NBA Las Vegas expansion FAQ: The latest on how process could play out
The NBA appears to be close to making a decision on expanding to Las Vegas, with three groups in the running to land a team who would play in Southern Nevada.
Riders see improvements, businesses struggle as Maryland Parkway construction stretches on
While some RTC riders say service has improved, local business owners say the ongoing construction is still hurting their bottom line.
Aces-Fever series tied 1-1 after Las Vegas drops Game 2 on the road
The Las Vegas Aces fell to the Indiana Fever in Game 2 of the first round of the WNBA playoffs on Tuesday, knotting the series at 1-1 and sending it back to Las Vegas for a decisive Game 3.
ICE inquired about using Henderson police training facility, according to meeting agenda
Officials withdrew an agenda item about ICE’s inquiry into training at the Eldorado Valley Regional Public Safety Training Facility, citing insuddiciwnt information and limitations of an existing a...
Audit finds CCSD used procurement cards on 'wasteful' purchases like massages, theme parks
A state audit revealed several instances where Clark County School District procurement credit cards were used on "wasteful" purchases, such as theme parks, show tickets, and massages.
Las Vegas neighborhoods left covered in utility spray paint as Google Fiber expands across city
Las Vegas streets and sidewalks are covered in utility spray paint from Google Fiber's expansion. Homeowners say no one will take responsibility for cleaning up the neighborhoods.
Summerlin neighbor shares concerns over school zone traffic
Neighbors in Summerlin tell Channel 13 they’re fed up with traffic issues in a school zone near Faith Lutheran Middle/High School.
North Las Vegas to open new multimillion-dollar Fire Station 51
North Las Vegas is getting ready to open up its newest fire station: a 51,000-square-foot facility with upgrades to replace the station that served the community for the past 50 years.
HELP of Southern Nevada tea event raises support to end homelessness
Community members gathered at Durango Casino & Resort on Friday, Sept. 25, for HELP of Southern Nevada’s 27th annual Tea, Trends & Tranquility fundraiser, an ev
Las Vegas opens $32M Arts District parking garage with 500 spaces, $3 hourly rate
Visitors to the Las Vegas Arts District now have a new place to park.A $32 million garage has opened, adding 500 spaces near the area’s restaurants, breweries,
Conflicting accounts emerge over Attorney General’s Pardons Board sponsorship
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- The Clark County District Attorney's office and the Nevada Department of Corrections have provided information different from claims made by the Nevada Attorney General's office. The ongoing dispute concerns Attorney General Aaron Ford sponsorship to the Nevada Pardons Board for…
Scenthound Inspirada opening in Henderson, brings wellness-first approach to pet care
Scenthound, the wellness-focused dog care company dedicated to keeping dogs clean, healthy, and happy, will celebrate the Oct. 23 grand opening of its new Inspirada location in Henderson, Nevada, coinciding with National Pet Wellness Month.
North Las Vegas police issue 334 citations in pedestrian safety traffic campaign
North Las Vegas police wrapped up a traffic enforcement campaign in September that focused on pedestrian safety and curbing dangerous driving behaviors across t
Brother, sister conspired in plot that led to shooting of off-duty Las Vegas corrections officer, warrant says
Metro police used surveillance video from several sources, custody dispute and restraining order documents, searches of confiscated cell phones, internet search records, clothing comparisons and corroborating information from North Las Vegas police.
Las Vegas police seek help identifying suspect in burglaries near Tropicana, Hualapai
Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect tied to recent burglaries in the southwest valley.The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Depa
UNLV students provide feedback on 'Rebel Route' pilot program
Many more students are using electric scooters to get around campus, and to see if they can enhance pedestrian traffic and safety, UNLV rolled out the "Rebel Route" pilot program in late August.
'Costumes Under The Canopy' returns to Fremont Street
Fremont Street Experience will turn downtown Las Vegas into a nightlong costume party with "Costumes Under The Canopy" on Saturday, Oct. 31.
AI cybersecurity threats raise concerns ahead of midterm elections
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way we live and work but as the technology gets more powerful, cybersecurity experts are warning it can also give criminals and foreign actors new tools to target Americans. More than 6,000 people are attending Yotta 2026 in Las…
CareNow opens new Sky Canyon urgent care clinic; open 7 days a week
A new CareNow Urgent Care clinic opened up in Sky Canyon, expanding the network to 21 locations across Las Vegas.A ribbon-cutting was held with local community
North Las Vegas offers first look at rebuilt Fire Station 51 ahead of grand reopening
North Las Vegas residents are getting their first look inside the newly rebuilt Fire Station 51 ahead of its grand reopening.The original station, built in 1974
Kauai-bound plane from Las Vegas turned around over cabin odor concerns
A Southwest flight from Las Vegas turned around over the Pacific Ocean to investigate concerns about an odor in the cabin.
Kaui-bound plane from Las Vegas turned around over cabin odor concerns
A Southwest flight from Las Vegas turned around over the Pacific Ocean to investigate concerns about an odor in the cabin.
1 October: Events happening in Las Vegas to mark 9th remembrance of shooting
As Thursday marks nine years since the tragic shooting on the Las Vegas Strip, there are events across the valley to honor the lives lost, survivors and first responders.
Police: Senior swindled out of millions in gold in Las Vegas
Rajesh Kumar, 26, and Deepak Sharma, 20, both of California, are charged with exploiting an older or vulnerable person, theft value more than $100,000 and attempted theft more than $100,000.
Expert urges Hispanic families to break mental health stigma during Heritage Month
As Hispanic Heritage Month is observed, a local mental health expert is drawing attention to the unique challenges many Hispanic families face when talking abou
Agenda item on ICE training access at Henderson, Boulder City facilities withdrawn
Plans that could have allowed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to use a regional police training facility in the Las Vegas Valley were pulled from consi
Complaint details 2016 teen murder case tied to man now charged in neighbor’s killing
A 25-year-old man arrested in connection with the shooting death of his neighbor in the east valley is also tied to a high-profile killing from when he was a te
Harry Reid airport passenger traffic falls 9% in August, totals 4.1 million
Harry Reid International Airport handled more than 4.1 million arriving and departing passengers in August 2026, a drop from the same month a year earlier.The a
