New parking garage set to open in Arts District Tuesday
If you've ever been down to the Arts District for an event, or even just a Saturday brunch, you know that finding parking can be an exercise in patience.
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Total power loss shuts down main Clark County building
The main Clark County building in downtown Las Vegas suffered a power outage during the overnight hours.
Everything to know about tonight's Vegas Golden Knights season opener
The Vegas Golden Knights face off against the Chicago Blackhawks Tuesday night, launching the franchise's 10th year of play in the NHL.
Power outage hits Mt. Charleston outside Las Vegas
A power outage has hit the Mt. Charleston community amid active weather.
Recalls: 43K light-up toys, 4K portable sleep machines have battery issues
Manufacturers are recalling tens of thousands of products over issues with their batteries.
When will the A’s tap into public funding for now $2.1B Las Vegas stadium construction?
Crews have been constructing the A’s Las Vegas Strip ballpark since June 2025, with the team paying for the nearly $700 million worth of work completed thus far on the project.
Pedestrian hit by vehicle near Boulder, Nellis, left with serious injuries
A pedestrian was left with serious injuries after they were hit by a vehicle in the east valley Tuesday morning.
Pedestrian suffers serious injuries in crash near Nellis, Boulder Highway
A pedestrian suffered serious injuries in an east Las Vegas crash Tuesday morning, according to police.
Audit: CCSD teacher recruitment trips wasted taxpayer money
Legislative auditors flagged trips by Clark County School District recruiters to Miami, Honolulu and Houston.
Here are the Nevada State Assembly districts to watch this Election Day
The Nevada State Assembly is currently composed of 27 Democrats and 15 Republicans. Will that split change this year? Maybe. But if it does, it isn’t expected to shift by much. With the exception of a 2014 “red wave” where only 15 of 42 Assembly districts went blue, Democrats have held between 23…
2 Republicans face off in nonpartisan Las Vegas City Council race
Voters narrowed the field of candidates vying to represent Las Vegas City Council Ward 2 during the June primary, now the top two voter-getters will get a rematch in November. Former Clark County firefighter Luke McCarthy and former Las Vegas Municipal Court judge Shannon Nordstrom will face off…
More September storms may arrive in Las Vegas today
There’s a 40 percent chance of storms today, the National Weather Service said. Expect highs in the low 80s.
Attorney and justice of the peace vie for open seat in District Court
Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Noreen DeMonte and civil attorney Danielle Tarmu are hoping to win an open seat in Clark County District Court Department 28. [ Voter Guide: 2026 General Election Voter Guide: The candidates, the ballot measures, and the tools you need to cast your vote. ] Judge Ron…
Push-pop sushi, pizza and prime rib: Golden Knights unveil new stadium food
The Golden Knights are ready serve hockey fans for its 10th NHL season and are bringing back a fan-favorite menu item to T-Mobile Arena.
'He’s a beloved brother': LVMPD Officer Truong Thai’s sister speaks after sentencing
Officer Truong Thai’s sister said she wanted the death penalty for the man who killed him, after he was sentenced Monday to 74 years to life in prison.Tyson Ham
Water rescue underway near Palace Station Hotel
Las Vegas metro police attempted a water rescue of a person stuck in a tunnel in Spring Valley on Monday night.
Sen. Rosen helps pass legislation to protect college sports
Democratic Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen helped pass a bipartisan bill in the Senate to establish a regulation in college sports and provide protections to student-athletes regarding health, safety, academics, and compensation.
Parents speak out after gun confiscated from student at Las Vegas elementary school
Some parents are speaking out after a gun was confiscated from a student at Marion B. Earl Elementary School in Las Vegas, with CCSD saying there was no threat to students or staff.
Emergency funding offers CCSD, other Nevada school districts with temporary budget relief
Teachers and staff in the Clark County School District are breathing a sigh of relief after Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an emergency regulation, giving the go-ahea
1 dead, 1 injured in North Las Vegas shooting, police say
Officers found one man dead and another person injured inside a North Las Vegas residence. Police said there are no outstanding suspects from the isolated shooting.
Las Vegas HOAs, businesses soon to be fined if they water ‘nonfunctional’ grass
Las Vegas Valley homeowners, businesses and HOAs could face fines in 2027 for using Colorado River water to irrigate nonfunctional or decorative grass under Nevada’s turf removal law.
Southern Nevada inmate dies less than 2 months into sentence, officials say
An inmate at High Desert State Prison died several weeks after starting what was supposed to be an up to four year sentence, state corrections officials said.
Vegas Golden Knights announce new radio home
The Vegas Golden Knights are moving to a new radio home as part of a multiyear partnership with Beasley Media Group.
Nevada State University looks to the future with 460+ acres on campus to develop
Nevada State University is looking at hundreds of acres of open land next to its Henderson campus as its next big opportunity, as the school reports record enro
Bullhead City urges caution as heavy rain brings flash flood warning
Bullhead City said it is experiencing heavy rainfall Monday afternoon as city crews respond to flooding, debris, roadway impacts and other storm-related issues.
Court rulings loom in Las Vegas dispute over water authority turf removal rules
A court hearing that could shape how thousands of Las Vegas-area water customers comply with turf-removal rules has been delayed, pushing back a decision in a l
Las Vegas police seek answers in 1989 cold case murder investigation
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is seeking answers in the 37-year-old cold case murder of 25-year-old Tracy Jackson.
Gov. Lombardo explains school funding order; parents react
Gov. Joe Lombardo on Monday explained the executive order he signed to rescue Nevada school funding, forestalling budget cuts that could have seen teachers and administrators laid off.
2 arrested in shooting of off-duty LVMPD corrections officer
Two men, Guadalupe Ramirez and Agustin Ramirez, have been arrested in connection with the September 21 shooting of an off-duty Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department corrections officer.
Inside Metro’s effort to catch child predators online as cyber tips surge
A new movie revisiting the era of Chris Hansen and “To Catch a Predator” is putting online child predator investigations back in the spotlight.
