Lombardo urges Nevada to work with federal government to verify voter citizenship
Gov. Joe Lombardo wants Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar to collaborate with the federal government to verify the citizenship status of Nevada’s registered voters.
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Local events mark 9th anniversary of Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting
The following events are taking place in Las Vegas this week in rembrance of the 2017 shooting.
Former police chief hopes to oust incumbent in Henderson mayor race
After nearly winning re-election outright during the June primary, incumbent Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero will face the former Henderson Police Chief Hollie Chadwick in the general election. The election comes amid a recent ethics complaint against Romero alleging a conflict of interest stemming…
Forever One Memorial to break ground Friday near Route 91 shooting site
The memorial is being built at the corner of Reno Avenue and Giles Street, where the 2017 Route 91 Harvest festival shooting occurred, and is on track to open before the 10th anniversary of the sho...
Prosecutor challenges incumbent judge in Clark County District Court Department 29
Clark County District Court Judge Jacob Reynolds faces a challenge from prosecutor Alex Quagge in the race for District Court Department 29. Reynolds says attorneys who think he owes them favors that he failed to deliver are behind the effort to elect his opponent. “I think some people got upset…
SPORTS: Raiders prep big Chiefs game & VGK sign Karlsson to a new 2-year deal
The Vegas Golden Knights have signed William Karlsson, one of the team's "Original Misfits," to a two-year contract extension.The team announced Wednesday that
Las Vegas police investigate shooting near Durango Casino; suspect still at large
Las Vegas police are investigating a shooting that happened late Wednesday night near the Durango Casino and Resort in the southwest valley.The Las Vegas Metrop
Police investigating shooting near Durango Casino & Resort
Police are investigating a shooting Wednesday night near the Durango Resort & Casino in southwest Las Vegas.
Las Vegas police investigate shooting near Durango Casino
Officers with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department are investigating a shooting near Durango Casino & Resort.
Organizers kick off another year of the annual Italian American San Gennaro Feast
The first night of the San Gennaro Feast kicked off Wednesday night in the Rio Hotel and Casino parking lot, bringing the annual Italian American celebration ba
58 Angel Wings Project keeps memories of 1 October victims alive
Nearly nine years after the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, a student art project continues to honor the 58 people who died in the immediate aftermath of th
Henderson Hospital ends NICU, maternity services
At 7 p.m. Wednesday, Henderson Hospital shuttered its women’s services unit, including labor and delivery, and its NICU is caring for newborns in need of intensive care, due to what leadership called "financial losses."
Hope for Prisoners founder Jon Ponder indicted; new allegations from more people
A grand jury has indicted Jon Ponder, the founder of Hope for Prisoners, expanding a criminal case that now includes allegations from seven people dating back t
Unlike other agencies, RTC expecting to spend less on fuel due to switch to natural gas
As diesel prices climb across Nevada, large public agencies that rely on fuel are facing growing budget pressure — and some are looking for ways to spend less a
Las Vegas woman says $20,000 walk-in tub installation left her with water damage and months of frustration
A Las Vegas woman says a $20,000 walk-in tub installation left her bedroom damaged and forced her out of it for months — and she's now considering legal action.
Henderson's $100 million 'The Cliff' retail center aims to transform unused office space
A $100 million retail shopping center is under construction in Henderson, with developers hoping to transform unused office space into a destination lifestyle center called The Cliff.
'Don't be silent': Local college students react to Cornell rape investigation, share resources
The national spotlight is pointed at Cornell University after the decision to reopen a 2024 rape investigation involving students, and it’s striking a nerve with college students in Southern Nevada.
CCSD spending under scrutiny as state audit finds district wasted public funds
A state audit confirms CCSD wasted taxpayer dollars on recruiting trips, scholarships and credit cards — concerns first raised in a 13 Investigation.
High diesel prices add millions to CCSD's budget
The Clark County School District is feeling the impact from the high price of diesel as a result of the conflict in the Middle East.
Hylo Park final phase moving forward in North Las Vegas
Agora Realty is moving into the final phase of the 73-acre Hylo Park project in North Las Vegas, with city leaders and the developer revealing new renderings and announcing several major partnerships.
Las Vegas man gets 54 months in federal prison for selling nearly 3 pounds of meth
A Las Vegas man who admitted selling nearly 3 pounds of methamphetamine in two separate deals last summer was sentenced to more than four years in federal priso
Gov. Lombardo urges use of federal system to verify voter eligibility
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo is urging the state's top election official to use federal resources to verify the citizenship status and eligibility of registered voters.
Documents: Off-duty corrections officer shot amid custody dispute with ex-girlfriend
Documents obtained by Channel 13 allege an off-duty Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department corrections officer was shot amid an ongoing custody dispute with his ex-girlfriend.
CCSD: Survey respondents prefer facility plan that consolidates, closes schools
The Clark County School District is planning to present the results of a community survey before the school board, as it sought feedback on a new facility master plan.
New K9s join Las Vegas Convention Center security team
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A new layer of security is now on patrol at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Two new explosive-detection K9s have joined the LVCVA’s security team. Wednesday they showed off the specialized training that could help keep thousands of convention visitors safe. Their noses are…
Nevada Gov. Lombardo urges use of DHS SAVE system to verify voter eligibility
With a recent U.S. Supreme Court action clearing the way for broader use of a federal verification tool, Gov. Joe Lombardo is urging Nevada election officials t
Police search for man linked to string of home burglaries in west Las Vegas Valley
Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man they say is connected to several recent home burglaries in the west valley.Police released t
Las Vegas gas nears record high; early winter blend switch may bring relief
Las Vegas gas averaged $5.50 a gallon Wednesday, just 11 cents below a record, as California’s early winter-blend shift could eventually ease prices.
PHOTOS: Metallica fans swarm free pop-up experience ahead of Sphere debut
Metallica fans have descended upon Las Vegas, from far and near, as the heavy metal superstars are set to start their Sphere Las Vegas residency.They filed in a
Las Vegas man accused of illegal sports betting, money laundering released without bail
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A Las Vegas man is accused of running an illegal gambling operation and hiding his money through various businesses. The Clark County District Attorney's office argued for $1 million bail for William West Roberts Wednesday after a grand jury indicted him on multiple charges…
