Dozens of feral cats rescued from abandoned North Las Vegas home
North Las Vegas Animal Protection Services removed nearly 20 feral cats from a severely damaged home on Turtleback Drive, highlighting ongoing concerns about animal hoarding and abandonment in the Las Vegas valley. Discovery and rescue operation The situation came to
Tesla in talks with Nevada to bring Robotaxi service
Discussions advance for autonomous ride-hailing in the state Tesla is currently exploring plans with Nevada officials—including the governor’s office and state DMV—to launch its highly anticipated robotaxi service in the region. These discussions remain in early stages, focused on regulatory
Nevada’s parental notification law for minors now in effect
40-year-old law requires doctors to alert guardians before minors get abortions As of this week, Nevada’s long-dormant parental notification law—first enacted in 1985—is officially in force. The law mandates that doctors provide advance notice to a minor’s parent or guardian
Nevada supreme court to hear fake electors case in early August
Appeal could determine fate of high‑profile 2020 election forgery charges CARSON CITY — The Nevada Supreme Court is preparing to hear oral arguments on August 6 in a closely watched case involving six individuals who submitted false electoral documents claiming
Despite online boom, Nevada keeps requiring in-person sports betting registration
State regulators cling to traditional rule even as mobile bets surge Nevada remains the only major state requiring in-person registration for mobile sports betting accounts—even as most other U.S. jurisdictions allow online sign-ups. While mobile wagering now makes up roughly
210 affordable homes planned on Cactus Avenue spark mixed reactions
New development targets local workers but neighbors voice concerns A major affordable housing project, Cactus Trails, is set to transform a vacant 20-acre lot along Cactus Avenue, between Rainbow Boulevard and Buffalo Drive. The Clark County–led initiative will deliver 210
US House Ways and Means committee to hold hearing in Las Vegas
Public hearing aims to spotlight “One Big Beautiful Bill” benefits On Friday at 10 a.m., the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means will convene a public hearing in Las Vegas to highlight the advantages of the “One Big Beautiful Bill”
Brutalist-inspired Summerlin home transforms desert challenges into architectural triumph
Faulkner Architects’ concrete masterpiece offers dramatic views from Strip to Red Rock Canyon In the hills of Summerlin, where summer temperatures soar past 115 degrees and winter winds whip through the valley, a bold new residence demonstrates how thoughtful design
Taylor Swift ‘Fearless’ era figure joins Vegas Madame Tussauds in historic 13-city launch
Las Vegas selected for gold-fringed Roberto Cavalli look as part of most ambitious wax figure project ever Swifties visiting Las Vegas will soon have a new photo opportunity as Madame Tussauds at The Venetian unveils a stunning Taylor Swift wax
North Las Vegas neighbors raise immigration concerns at community forum
Residents meet law enforcement to discuss safety and trust In a show of civic engagement and community concern, more than 50 residents gathered Tuesday at a North Las Vegas library for a Community Connection event — a quarterly forum designed