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‘Unity and strength’: North Las Vegas celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
North Las Vegas continues to pay tribute to the diversity of its residents, hosting its 6th annual Hispanic Heritage Month at Craig Ranch Regional Park.
Paseo Verde Little League celebrated after U.S. championship run
Paseo Verde Little League’s U.S. champions were honored Saturday at Lee’s Family Forum as fans, families and community leaders celebrated their historic summer.
NLVPD investigates fatal motorcycle crash near Ann Road, Whitestone Drive
The North Las Vegas Police Department is currently investigating a fatal collision that happened early Saturday morning.
Motorcyclist dies in North Las Vegas hit-and-run, police say
The driver of a 2007 Harley-Davidson motorcycle died in a crash with a 2019 Honda CRV that fled the scene, according to North Las Vegas police.
Henderson celebrates Paseo Verde Little League’s U.S. championship
Henderson celebrated Paseo Verde Little League after the team captured the U.S. championship at the 2026 Little League World Series and reached the world-title game.
Henderson homeowners say builder should fix houses that turned pink after years in the sun
The color change has affected homes at the corner of Stanza and Calestano Avenue in the Inspirada community. The affected areas are those most exposed to the sun.
Lombardo executive order puts 'guardrails' on data centers
Gov. Joe Lombardo on Friday signed an executive order to put regulations on new data centers in Nevada, forcing them to pay sales taxes that go toward K-12 education.
Southern Nevadans come together for 11th annual Day of Caring
From painting murals to sorting books, see how local organizations and community members teamed up to give back to the valley.
Henderson police officer indicted over alleged plot to steal, sell military equipment
A Henderson police officer was among a group of men indicted by a federal grand jury as part of a conspiracy to steal and resell Department of Defense equipment, court records show.
Education unions respond with support, criticism for Gov. Lombardo's data center executive order
Channel 13 is hearing from two different unions, the Clark County Education Association and Nevada State Education Association, after Governor Joe Lombardo signed a new executive order.
How Nevadans can weigh in on data centers, affordability, and the PUCN
The Bureau of Consumer Protection is asking for public feedback on data centers, affordability and reliability, new power generation projects, and the PUCN.
North Las Vegas man says cell service has been unreliable for months near Aliante
A North Las Vegas man says his cell service has been unreliable for months, with missed calls, delayed texts and problems with data.
Boulder City data center fight sparks push for tougher federal review
Nevada Rep. Dina Titus introduced a bill to require tougher environmental and public review of data centers on federal public lands after the controversial Boulder City data center project.
EXCLUSIVE: Family reunites after missing girls found alive; mother’s murder still unsolved
A woman is reunited with the family she never knew she had. She and her sister were adopted after their mother's murder in Mohave County.
Woman sues Nevada agriculture officer over 2nd horse-feeding arrest
A 75-year-old Washoe County woman is alleging in a lawsuit that the Nevada Department of Agriculture and one of its officers attempted to have her prosecuted twice for same offense.
Inmate sues Nevada prison, alleging staff failed to stop attack
A Florence McClure inmate sued Nevada prison officials, alleging staff watched as her cellmate attacked her with a razor and later failed to provide proper medical care.
Police: Impairment suspected in death of 80-year-old man hit by car in east Las Vegas
Las Vegas police are investigating a collision that killed an 80-year-old man in the area of Eastern and Cedar avenues on Friday morning.
Police: Wanted person in custody after SWAT standoff in south Las Vegas neighborhood
Las Vegas police asked the public to avoid the area near Wigwam Avenue and Pollock Drive amid a standoff with a wanted person.
'Parade of Nations' brings Hispanic Heritage Month celebration to neighborhood doorsteps
A North Las Vegas neighborhood will come alive with color, music, and culture this Saturday as the "Parade of Nations" rolls through to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Deadly crash detours drivers heading to Vegas 20 miles out of the way
ABC 13 is being told that drivers are being diverted off the interstate 20 miles north of the crash scene, making for a lengthy detour via State Route 168 and US 93.
Lombardo doubles down on data centers, offers trimmed tax breaks, ‘commitments’ to wary public
Gov. Joe Lombardo in a new executive order is making clear his eagerness to welcome more AI data centers into the state, calling them “the means by which Nevada will meet an unprecedented challenge and realize an unprecedented opportunity, one of the most significant for economic growth and fiscal…
Public Utility Commission approves gas plants to power data centers
Nevada regulators on Thursday approved the construction of two private methane gas power plants proposed by a major data center developer, which says its power needs have outpaced NV Energy’s ability to supply electricity for a surge of new developments. During a special meeting in Carson City, the…
Incumbent higher ed regent challenged by UNR public health professor
Peter Reed, a long-time UNR professor, is challenging Nevada System of Higher Education regent Joseph Arrascada, who is seeking a second term, in the upcoming election for District 10. [ Voter Guide: 2026 General Election Voter Guide: The candidates, the ballot measures, and the tools you need to…
'Play by our rules': Lombardo signs executive order to regulate data centers
Executive Order 2026-005 provides policies on the development of data centers in the state of Nevada — and now bears Governor Joe Lombardo's signature.
Henderson considers ordinance allowing alcohol to-go orders from restaurants and bars
Opinions among Henderson locals are split on the idea. Even some restaurants say they want more details before committing to selling alcohol to-go.
Parents seek crosswalk improvements near Pebble Road and Riley Street
Southwest Las Vegas parents say students are still crossing busy streets near bus stops without marked crosswalks or other safety improvements.
Proposed redevelopment project aims to revive Las Vegas’ historic Commercial Center
Clark County is considering a $10 million redevelopment plan in partnership with entertainment company Insomniac, which could bring a new music and events venue to the Commercial Center.
Las Vegas patients report weeks-long delays for imaging results at Steinberg Diagnostics
Las Vegas patients are speaking out after waiting weeks for MRI and CT scan results from Steinberg Diagnostics. Channel 13 investigates the delays, the impact on patient care, and what Intermountain Health says it’s doing to address the backlog.
With 2nd approval of Question 6, voters can secure abortion rights in state constitution
Nevadans this year have the opportunity to double down on the state’s abortion protections with Question 6. Abortion in Nevada is currently legal up to 24 weeks after the start of the pregnancy and after 24 weeks if a physician believes the pregnant person’s life or health is at risk. Those…
