Human remains believed to be missing Pahrump man found
Human remains believed to be those of a missing Pahrump man were found this afternoon after searchers located his vehicle in rough terrain near Gamebird and Hig
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Nevada’s only crude oil refinery is back in operation
The Eagle Springs Refinery near Ely resumed production after receiving an air permit and undergoing about $300,000 in repairs and upgrades.
Las Vegas Museum of Art launches new downtown exhibition space
The Las Vegas Museum of Art (LVMA) is launching a new standalone exhibition gallery downtown.
Swift-water rescue required for driver stuck in Henderson flooding
First responders from the Henderson Fire Department rescued one person after their car got stuck in floodwaters.
You may see smoke and flames at the Las Vegas airport this week, officials say
Harry Reid International Airport warns that you may see flames and smoke on the airfield this week — and that it's all part of a plan.
North Las Vegas once had plenty of homes under $400K. Not anymore
A new report found that less than a third of the homes for sale in North Las Vegas are now under $400,000 and the city is much less affordable for potential homebuyers.
Vegas Golden Knights player Mitch Marner launches partnership to support local animal shelter
Mitch Marner, 29, has partnered with pet food brand Nulo to launch "Points for Paws," a season-long initiative to help feed pets in need at the Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA).
Las Vegas marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month with 10th annual Caravan for Mammogram
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins in October, organizers in Las Vegas are preparing to mark a milestone year for an event aimed at expanding access to scr
Medical groups unite to clarify vaccine guidance for flu, RSV and COVID-19 season
As flu season approaches alongside concerns about RSV and COVID-19, several leading medical groups have joined forces to offer updated guidance on which vaccine
NHP responds to pickup truck fire on I-11 at Tropicana Avenue
A vehicle fire shut down parts of northbound I-11 near Tropicana Avenue late Wednesday morning.Troopers responded at 11:32 a.m. to a report of a vehicle on fire
Titus Canyon Road in Death Valley to close Oct. 2 for flood damage repairs
One of Death Valley National Park’s most popular backcountry drives is set to close for years as crews begin a major repair project aimed at protecting it from
Vegas Golden Knights change radio stations ahead of 10th season
The Vegas Golden Knights announced Monday that Beasley Media Group is its new audio partner.
Nevada Task Force 1 deploys to New Mexico in anticipation of Hurricane Polo floods
Nevada Task Force One, the urban search and rescue team based in Clark County, is headed to New Mexico as the U.S. Southwest braces for potential life-threatening flash floods.
Free clinic in Pahrump to offer dental, vision and medical care Oct. 3-4
For people in Pahrump who have struggled to get basic health care because of cost, distance or lack of coverage, a free two-day clinic this weekend is set to br
Mitch Marner, Nulo launch Points for Paws to donate meals to Nevada SPCA pets
With the Vegas Golden Knights set to open their season this week, forward Mitch Marner is teaming up with a pet food brand and his foundation to help shelter an
Vegas Golden Knights Spotlight: Head Coach Ryan Craig runs the show as VGK head into season 10
Season Ten will officially start for the Vegas Golden Knights at the Fortress on Tuesday, Sept. 29. For Ryan Craig, that first game will be more than just the season opener: it also marks his first time running the show as an NHL Head Coach.
‘We couldn’t wait’: Nevada governor discusses moves to avert $51M in CCSD cuts
Gov. Joe Lombardo backed emergency school funding to avert $51 million in CCSD budget cuts driven by falling enrollment, preserving teaching and staff positions.
Nevada governor, top educators talk education funding after emergency action on budget cuts
Gov. Joe Lombardo and top educators in the Silver State are looking for solutions as school districts across Nevada face budget cuts amid declining enrollment numbers.
John Mayer to headline new Sphere Las Vegas residency
John Mayer announced he will return to Sphere Las Vegas to headline a new set of concerts next spring.
Las Vegas judge sentences man to 74 years to life for killing Metro officer in 2022
Tyson Hampton pleaded guilty but mentally ill in May to dozens of counts, including murder, attempted murder and discharging a firearm from or within a structure.
Nevada Task Force 1 deploys to New Mexico as region braces for hurricane
Nevada Task Force One is heading to the Southwest in anticipation of potential flash flooding from Hurricane Polo.
John Mayer latest artist announced to headline Sphere in Las Vegas
Announced on Monday, Sept. 28, Mayer's "Live at Sphere" residency will take over the venue in April with six shows announced.
Suspect in Five Below murder case extradited to Las Vegas
The suspect accused of shooting and killing a store employee in broad daylight earlier this year has been extradited to Las Vegas.
Las Vegas pro women's hockey team gets home opener date, matchup
We have an opening date for Las Vegas' newest sports franchise.
Clark County reports first flu-related death this season
Flu season in Southern Nevada typically runs from October through May with cases usually peaking between December and February.
A monster flood hit Death Valley. Dune recovery is erasing the evidence
New research on Death Valley’s Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes shows how Hurricane Hilary’s 2023 flooding reshaped the dunes and how quickly wind erased evidence of the extreme event.
Pedestrian critically injured in Las Vegas Strip crash after darting into road
A pedestrian suffered serious injuries in a crash on the Las Vegas Strip on Monday morning, according to police.
Las Vegas realtor brings new attention to not-so-new tax cap increases
A real estate agent in Las Vegas is sounding alarms on social media and elsewhere, warning homeowners their tax bill may be too high.
$130M 215/Summerlin interchange project surpasses halfway mark
The yearslong $130 million 215 Beltway/Summerlin Parkway interchange project has hit the halfway point.
News 3 clocks speeding drivers outside Arbor View High School
Drivers are still speeding through the school zone outside Arbor View High School, even after the 2025 death of a student who was hit while crossing the street.
