110 all week: Extreme heat returning to Las Vegas Valley
The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat warning for Southern Nevada, starting Thursday and lasting through Sunday.
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Raiders prediction: 53-man roster projection, pre-training camp edition
The Las Vegas Raiders are bringing 91 players to training camp this week and 53 to their regular-season opener Sept. 13 against the Miami Dolphins.
Hoover Dam temporarily closed for equipment repairs
The Hoover Dam is temporarily closed due to equipment repairs, the Bureau of Reclamation said Monday evening.
Why does Nevada rank so low for tipping?
According to a recent study by Toast, a popular restaurant management software company, Nevada tips 18.2 percent on average, making it the fourth lowest tipping state in the country.
Metro officer who fatally shot Las Vegas homeowner resigns, police union attorney says
Although officer Alexander Bookman was cleared of criminal wrongdoing, the shooting had a lasting impact on him, according to David Roger, counsel for the Las Vegas Police Protective Association.
Police: 2 cousins arrested in Las Vegas gang shooting that left 1 dead
Rival gang members fought and killed a man before speeding across the Las Vegas Valley to flee the scene in the early hours of July 18, police said.
‘He wanted to help’: First responder to PEPCON explosion dies at 82
Former Henderson Fire Department Capt. Don Griffie was one of the first emergency responders to arrive at the site of the former chemical plant following a fire and the first of several explosions.
Economic migration to Clark County projected to plunge by decade’s end
UNLV says Clark County’s competitive edge in attracting workers is expected to weaken through the rest of the decade.
Nevada is one of the worst states to move to, study says
Nevada ranked low for affordability, healthcare and education and more, according to the Consumer Affairs study.
Critics race to stop Boulder City data center before it sets a national precedent
Legal appeals seek to halt a Boulder City data center on federal land as lawmakers push legislation that could ban similar projects nationwide.
Records reveal warnings, transfer requests before Las Vegas city employee shooting
In one email, Joey McLean wrote a bulleted list alleging that Brysen Kim was about 60 pounds heavier than he was, had displayed unpredictable and aggressive behavior, and carried a concealed weapon.
Las Vegas’ luxury home prices are rising faster than most anywhere else in the U.S., report says
A new Redfin report has Las Vegas Valley luxury home prices currently rising third fastest in the country behind only a pair of Florida cities.
Who are the top 5 returning high school football LBs in Southern Nevada?
A San Diego State commit from Pahrump Valley is among one of the top returning linebackers in Southern Nevada. Here are the top five returners at the position.
New analysis questions how much land is truly available for development in Clark County
A new analysis by RCG Economics disputes a previous study that was commissioned by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada showing there is close to 80,000 acres of underutilized or vacant...
Apartment construction pipeline in Las Vegas falls to lowest level in 4 years, report says
A new report from Marcus & Millichap shows that the valley is only expected to add 3,400 multifamily units to its stock this year.
Houthis counter strike Saudia Arabia in escalation over U.S.-Iran feud for Strait of Hormuz
Yemen’s backed Houthi rebels said Saturday that they fired missiles and drones at Saudi Arabia in response to Saudi airstrikes on Hodeida, an escalation while the United States and Iran vie for control of...
Las Vegas bets big on the booming wellness economy
From boutique wellness clubs to Strip resorts, businesses are investing in preventive health as consumer spending shifts beyond traditional entertainment.
Las Vegas homebuilders’ sales keep tumbling this year
Would-be buyers have been shying away from home construction sites across the country, as elevated borrowing costs and high home prices have made it difficult for many people to afford a purchase.
$100K video poker jackpot hits at Las Vegas Strip casino
It has been said that a dog is man’s best friend. Looks like one pooch is in for quite a reward.
Summerlin’s first indoor pickleball club off to smashing start
The Courts, a new indoor pickleball club in Summerlin that features eight climate-controlled courts and is open 24/7, opened May 1 and already has 390 members.
Las Vegas has hidden defenses against deadly heat. Most people miss them
A study finds many in Clark County don’t realize they’re already using cooling stations, highlighting awareness and transportation barriers as extreme heat kills people in Southern Nevada.
Las Vegas may see its hottest weekend of the year amid extreme heat wave
The Las Vegas Valley is under an extreme heat warning, which started Thursday morning and lasts through 7 p.m. Monday.
‘I didn’t kill her’: Vander Meer denied killing wife at Zion in letter before jail death
David Vander Meer denied killing his former wife in what police said was a suicide note written before he took his own life in jail. Police released a photocopy of the letter.
Las Vegas vet, fire crews save kitten with plant stand impaled through mouth — VIDEO
Dramatic video released by a Las Vegas veterinary clinic shows staff and a local fire department working to save a kitten after a plant stand became impaled through his mouth.