Las Vegas woman learns hard lesson about displaying handicap placard
An 85-year-old Las Vegas woman is warning others to properly display their handicap placards after a dashboard placement led to her car being towed and a $656 bill.
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Roach problem improves but persists for residents near Clark County Wetlands
Residents in East Las Vegas and Henderson near the Clark County Wetlands say a roach problem that started five weeks ago has gotten better, but it's not totally
DPS confirms ongoing compliance audit of Nye County Sheriff’s Office database use
The Nevada Department of Public Safety confirmed it is conducting an ongoing administrative compliance audit of the Nye County Sheriff’s Office’s use of state a
Henderson nonprofit burglarized, loses nearly $10,000 in supplies before community rallies to help
A Henderson nonprofit that helps pet owners and animal shelters across the valley is picking up the pieces after its storage unit was burglarized, with nearly $10,000 worth of supplies stolen overnight.
North Las Vegas officials break ground on 215 Northern Beltway Trail expansion
Wednesday was a big day for outdoor enthusiasts in Southern Nevada, as North Las Vegas officials broke ground on the first phase of a new multi-million dollar project that will expand the 215 Northern Beltway Trail from North Decatur Boulevard to Clayton Street by the end of 2027.
4-year-old injured in Las Vegas crash paralyzed from waist down, family says
Police say a 17-year-old driver was speeding before the crash at Nellis Boulevard and Owens Avenue. The victims’ family says the 4-year-old is paralyzed from the waist down.
Clark County commissioner’s son sentenced in conspiracy to commit robbery case
Police said the younger William McCurdy was a member of Spazzout, a Crip subset. He was the least culpable defendant, according to prosecutors.
Nevada braces for ripple effects as diesel prices hit record high
Diesel prices have hit a record high, and economists warn the impact is rippling far beyond truck stops — raising costs for local businesses, farms, groceries,
Henderson elementary school worker arrested in child abuse case
The Clark County School District Police Department arrested a Henderson elementary school worker Wednesday.
Southern Nevadans sound off as AI rapidly expands into everyday life
As artificial intelligence rapidly expands into jobs, schools and transportation, Southern Nevadans are asking major questions about oversight, safety and the future of AI.
CCSD police arrest Taylor Elementary specialist on child abuse, battery charges
A Clark County School District employee has been arrested and booked on child abuse and battery allegations following an investigation that began at a Las Vegas
CCSD police arrest intervention specialist for child abuse, battery
Clark County School District police arrested an intervention specialist Wednesday on charges of child abuse and battery.
CCSD elementary school employee arrested on child abuse, battery charges
A CCSD employee at a Henderson elementary school was arrested on child abuse and battery charges Wednesday.
Nevada secretary of state calls for election observers at US post offices in November
Ahead of the 2026 midterm, Nevada's top election official wants congressional observers at U.S. Postal Service offices across the Silver State.
MGM Resorts buyout offer withdrawn after 4 months of negotiations
People Inc.'s $18 billion bid to take over MGM Resorts International was withdrawn on Wednesday, according to MGM.
Carrot Top's lawyers confirm comedian's suicide attempt during emergency hearing for lawsuit
Lawyers for Las Vegas-based comedian Scott Thompson, also known as Carrot Top, confirmed that he attempted to take his own life during an emergency hearing for a lawsuit filed against the comedian.
CCSD to consider paying $1M to family of student attacked by teacher's aide
The Clark County School District Board of Trustees will consider paying the family of a special-needs student $1 million after a teacher's aide was caught on video getting physical with the child.
Las Vegas police hunting for e-bike-riding shooter of off-duty officer
Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect in the shooting of an off-duty corrections officer outside a business on the 7600 block of West Cheyenne Avenue.
‘Built to last’: Officials celebrate new buildings at Desert Regional Center in Las Vegas
The Desert Regional Center houses Nevada Division of Aging and Disabilities Services facilities that serve locals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Las Vegas woman calls for more pedestrian safety after close calls with drivers
A Las Vegas woman is calling on drivers to pay more attention after she says she has had several close calls while crossing the street on her way to work.Patric
After shareholders approve Fertitta buyout, what is next for Caesars employees?
Caesars Entertainment shareholders have approved a $17.6 billion buyout by Fertitta Entertainment, a move that would take the gaming company private and place i
Las Vegas police release video, photos of suspect in shooting of off-duty officer
Police have released a video and several images of a suspect in the investigation of a shooting that sent an off-duty Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department corrections officer to a hospital on Monday.
VIDEO: Las Vegas police seek gunman in ride-by shooting of off-duty corrections officer
Las Vegas police seek help identifying the gunman who shot an off-duty corrections officer in the area of Cheyenne Avenue and Buffalo Drive on Monday night.
Diller drops bid to acquire MGM Resorts
People had offered $48.30 per share for the MGM shares it did not already own, but withdrew the proposal after months of negotiations with a special committee of MGM’s board.
Las Vegas police seek e-bike rider after off-duty corrections officer shot
Las Vegas police are searching for a suspect accused of shooting an off-duty corrections officer outside a business in the northwest valley.Las Vegas Metropolit
Las Vegas father disputing high tetanus shot costs
A Las Vegas man said he's trying to dispute a $2,000 charge after he went to an emergency room for a tetanus shot three years prior.
Tips to save money as gas prices soar above $5 in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- As gas prices continue to climb across the nation and across Southern Nevada, 8 News Now has tips to save money at the pump and make the most of your car's fuel efficiency. The average cost of gas per gallon in Las Vegas was $5.36 per gallon on Wednesday, according to [...]
Switch proposes 175-acre data center campus in North Las Vegas
Switch has submitted plans for a roughly 175-acre data center campus in North Las Vegas, according to a letter of intent from the company obtained by Channel 13.
She died at an Indian boarding school 126 years ago. Now, she’s home in Nevada
Following the persistence of her family, the remains of a 17-year-old Native girl have returned home to the Duck Valley Reservation in Nevada.
ACLU calls for public input on future use of Flock cameras by Clark County School District police
After the Clark County School District announced a pause on the use of Flock cameras for investigations, the ACLU of Nevada is calling on school trustees to take action.