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A former member of the state board that regulates armed security guards and private investigators says he resigned from his position over what he calls a lack of regulatory oversight by the agency, the Private Investigators Licensing Board. Rick Brown, a Northern Nevada polygrapher and former law…
A’ja Wilson scored 30 points to help the Las Vegas Aces beat the Seattle Storm 98-77 on Sunday night.The four-time WNBA MVP made 16 of 18 free throws and had he
Las Vegas police are responding to a crash involving a car and a pedestrian at the intersection of Cheyenne and Pecos.
A free, family-friendly esports tournament at Boulevard Mall is aiming to turn gaming into a gateway for civic engagement, with organizers offering tools for el
The owners of Chapala's Mexican Restaurant in east Las Vegas are preparing to retire after more than 30 years of serving the community.
The Friends of Henderson Animal Support Foundation shared a post on their Instagram Saturday, saying that their storage unit full of pet donations worth thousands was broken into and robbed last night.
An 11-year-old Las Vegas athlete is getting national recognition for his work across multiple sports.Micah Cross has been selected as a Top 10 national finalist
A daily walk at a Las Vegas park with a Doberman named Bosco led McKee Ranch general manager Erin Pierson-Mills to a young man she now hopes the community will
Nevada’s radio and television industry marked a milestone Saturday with the 30th annual Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame Celebration, an event recog
Harry Reid International Airport is now allowing non-ticketed visitors to walk past airport security as part of a new pilot program aimed at loosening some security measures for trusted travelers.
Top commercial real estate professionals gathered in Henderson this week for the annual InterFace Las Vegas Industrial conference, a half-day event focused on t
High school boys and their mothers spent Saturday building beds for children in need, teaming up through the Young Men’s Service League Las Vegas chapter to sup
The NBA moved a step closer to potentially expanding to Las Vegas this week.
The Metropolitan Police Department said a two-vehicle crash occurred at the intersection of West Sahara Avenue and South Jones Boulevard just after 3:15 a.m.
Manuela “Dolly” Diaz lived to be one of Clark County’s oldest residents. And she did it with a smile on her face, her loved ones said.
The NBA expanding to Las Vegas is looking more of a sure bet than a long shot as the monthslong process continues to play out.
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’s U.S. champions were honored Saturday at Lee’s Family Forum as fans, families and community leaders celebrated their historic summer.
The North Las Vegas Police Department is currently investigating a fatal collision that happened early Saturday morning.
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 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.
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.
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.
From painting murals to sorting books, see how local organizations and community members teamed up to give back to the valley.
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.
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.
The Bureau of Consumer Protection is asking for public feedback on data centers, affordability and reliability, new power generation projects, and the PUCN.
A North Las Vegas man says his cell service has been unreliable for months, with missed calls, delayed texts and problems with data.
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.
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.
