‘An alarming reality’: October 7 continues to impact Las Vegas Jewish community
Leaders express themes of perseverance and resiliency — tinged with palpable exasperation — on the third anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel.
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1 dead, 7 displaced after late night Las Vegas apartment fire
One person is dead, and seven others were displaced after a fire burned through an apartment in the central valley Monday night.
Trump effect hovers over race for Nevada attorney general
President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Adriana Guzmán Fralick may have helped secure her victory in the Republican primary for Nevada attorney general, but now it may be a liability heading into her general election where she faces Democratic nominee Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro…
Since June peak, Las Vegas home prices have declined for 3 consecutive months
For the third straight month, the price of a single-family home in Las Vegas has decreased. Prices have gone down each month since hitting a record high — $490,000 — in May and June.
One dead, seven displaced in Las Vegas apartment fire on E. Tropicana Avenue
A late-night apartment fire at a multifamily complex on East Tropicana Avenue left one person dead and displaced seven others, according to the Clark County Fir
Attorney challenging longtime Family Court judge
Judge Bill Henderson, who was first elected in 2008, is seeking a fourth six-year term in Clark County Family Court Department R. Henderson came in second of three candidates in the July primary with 35% of the vote to attorney Marilyn Caston, who had 45%. [ Voter Guide: 2026 General Election Voter…
Apartment fire leaves one dead near UNLV
Clark County Fire crews pulled one unidentified victim from the first-floor of the burning building. Unfortunately, they died on scene.
Person dies in apartment fire near Las Vegas airport
A person died after a fire burned part of an apartment complex in central Las Vegas, officials said.
SPORTS: Kubiak identified problem, moving on to Patriots & CFP Trophy visited New 3
Raiders coach Klint Kubiak emphasized, shortly after Las Vegas lost 30-27 to Kansas City on Sunday, the importance of getting his team’s stagnant running game g
Witness reports six shots and 'hundreds' of teens stampeding from First Friday
For more than two decades, First Friday has been a signature event in Las Vegas’ Arts District. Now, after a shooting and a surge of concern from people who liv
Vigil held in Arts District for teen killed in First Friday shooting
Family members, community members, and students gathered together to honor and remember the teen who was killed in last Friday's shooting.People brought candles
Vigil honors 15-year-old killed in Las Vegas Arts District shooting
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A vigil was held on Monday for 15-year-old Carth Onasi Jacobs Rodgers, whose family identified him as the victim in a deadly shooting on Oct. 2, during First Friday in the Arts District. The vigil, held near Main Street and Charleston Boulevard, brought together friends and…
Family holds vigil for 15-year-old killed in shooting during First Friday event
Family and friends gathered Monday night in downtown Las Vegas to remember a teenager who was killed during a shooting at October's First Friday event.
‘Hole in our hearts’: Family remembers teen killed in First Friday shooting
Dozens of family and friends gathered at the plaza where the boy was shot to light a collection of candles and mourn.
CCSD police won’t seek Flock camera network access, chief says
The moves comes more than one month after school police paused their use of Flock’s Southern Nevada license plate reader camera network for investigations.
Las Vegas Underground House sells for $4.55 million to ‘Ghost Adventures’ star Zak Bagans
A Cold War-era underground home in Las Vegas has sold for $4.55 million to paranormal investigator Zak Bagans, who plans to preserve the property and open it to the public as a museum.
Las Vegas Gets Ready for College Football's Biggest Stage in January of 2027
College football's biggest event is coming to the Sports and Entertainment Capital of the World, and organizers say the party will be about much more than what
New video captures chaos after fatal Las Vegas Arts District shooting
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Days after a triple shooting at a First Friday event in the Art District claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy, 8 News Now has obtained new surveillance video that sheds more light on the chaos that unfolded. The video was recorded from a camera outside a tattoo parlor near the…
Business development doesn't necessarily mean AI data centers, economic development chief says
When it comes to bringing businesses to Southern Nevada, data centers aren't the top focus, but they aren't off the table, according to the president and CEO of the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance.
CCSD police won't pursue new FLOCK camera agreement
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- On Monday, the Clark County School District Police Department announced that after reviewing the use of Flock cameras, it will not pursue a new Memorandum of Understanding to access the camera system. The announcement comes months after the school district stated that the newly…
Rep. Dina Titus, Henderson leaders launch initiative to prevent domestic violence deaths
Henderson leaders and U.S. Rep. Dina Titus announced a new initiative aimed at preventing domestic violence homicides, using a $1 million federal grant secured
CCSD police will not seek new Flock camera access agreement, district says
Clark County School District police will not seek a new Memorandum of Understanding to access Flock surveillance camera systems, the department's chief, Jeff Clark, shared in a statement Monday.
Marriage license decline cuts millions from Nevada domestic violence funding
Fewer couples getting married in Nevada are contributing to a $2 million drop in state funding for domestic violence and sexual assault programs, according to t
CCSD police will not pursue new Flock camera access agreement
Clark County School District Police will not pursue a new agreement to access the Flock camera system, Chief Jeff Clark said Sunday.The decision follows a revie
First Friday’s future under review after deadly shooting in Las Vegas Arts District
After 24 years as a staple of the Las Vegas Arts District, First Friday could look different following a deadly shooting that left one person dead and two other
Proposed Spring Valley church reduces dome height by 44 feet after neighbor concerns
A proposed Ethiopian Orthodox church in Spring Valley is reducing its planned dome from 112 feet to 68 feet after listening to concerns from nearby residents.
Nevada prisons move toward digital mail to curb drug-laced paper
The Nevada Board of Prison Commissioners approved a request from the Department of Corrections to deliver most mail to inmates through a tablet, rather than through traditional paper mail.
Family identifies teen killed near First Friday event in Arts District, shooter at large
Metro Police are searching for the suspect in a shooting in the Arts District near First Friday.Metro Police say officers responded to the area of Main Street a
Former school social worker talks support after tragedy following fatal shooting of east Las Vegas teen
A 15-year-old Desert Pines High School student was killed in a shooting Friday night during a First Friday event in downtown Las Vegas, leaving a school community to cope with a sudden loss.
Henderson officers identified in weekend shooting
Henderson police have named two officers involved in the shooting on the 6000 block of Eastern Avenue on Saturday, the department stated in a news release.
