Nevada agrees to pay former inmate $250K over delayed cancer care claim
The Nevada state government has agreed to pay a former state prisoner $250,000 to settle a claim alleging prison officials failed to provide timely cancer screenings during his incarceration.
Construction underway at 5th Aldi in Las Vegas Valley
A new Henderson Aldi has started construction, with an anticipated opening date of the end of the year.
How much does the average worker earn weekly in Clark County?
Clark County’s private sector workers earned an average weekly wage of $1,322 in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to the most recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor…
Homeless pedestrian killed, 2 others hospitalized after downtown crash, report says
The pedestrian was struck after a two vehicles collided on Washington Avenue near the overpass of Interstate 15 on Saturday.
FIFA plan for Kushner-backed $20B operation to run World Cup meets fury from Europe’s UEFA
The outline of Tuesday’s surprise announcement was, FIFA said, detailed by FIFA President Gianni Infantino to members who met in Manhattan on July 18 ahead of the World Cup final.
Kirk Cousins begins camp as Raiders starting QB: Takeaways from Klint Kubiak
When the Raiders start practicing Wednesday, Cousins will take the reigns as their starting quarterback as Kubiak hopes Fernando Mendoza pushes him.
Las Vegas tech firm awarded $719M in false advertising case
The revised award replaces an earlier $420 million verdict and remains the largest judgment ever issued under the Lanham Act, according to Skillz parent Firy.
Summerlin shopping center getting new sign this fall
A Downtown Summerlin shopping center is set to get a new sign this fall.
‘Not tonight is my forever’: Mother mourns Las Vegas model during sentencing
District Judge Jacqueline Bluth sentenced Allysandra Blea, who pleaded guilty to a count of first-degree kidnapping and a count of involuntary manslaughter, to five years to life in prison.
Why aren’t home prices dropping in Las Vegas?
While inventory continues to pile onto the local market, prices remain stubbornly high for a few reasons, according to data and a local realtor.