Las Vegas man faces animal abuse charges after four dogs die in vehicle
A Las Vegas man with a history of fatal animal neglect is facing new criminal charges after four dogs died in his vehicle during a May incident in the southeast valley, according to police reports. Repeat offender arrested following dog
Zippy’s Hawaiian cuisine continues Las Vegas expansion with third Nevada location
Las Vegas’s reputation as the “9th Island” is being reinforced with the announcement that beloved Hawaiian restaurant chain Zippy’s will open its third Nevada location in fall 2025, bringing authentic island flavors to Henderson near Harry Reid International Airport. From
Las Vegas Arts District takes flight: Downtown artists find global audience at Harry Reid International Airport
The Las Vegas Arts District has discovered an unexpected way to reach customers from around the world – through a specialty retail space at Harry Reid International Airport that’s putting local artists on the global map, one layover at a
Las Vegas woman convicted of cyberstalking Federal Judges and Probation Officer
A Las Vegas woman has been convicted on federal cyberstalking charges for threatening two U.S. District Court judges and a probation officer involved in her previous criminal case, highlighting the serious consequences of online threats against court officials. Federal jury
Historic groundbreaking: Oakland athletics begin construction on $1.75 billion Las Vegas ballpark
Las Vegas reached another major milestone in its transformation into a premier sports destination as the Oakland Athletics officially broke ground on their new $1.75 billion ballpark, marking the beginning of what will become Major League Baseball’s presence in Sin
Historic north Las Vegas marketplace shuts down amid immigration enforcement concerns
Community & Business – June 22, 2025 Broadacres Marketplace, a cornerstone of North Las Vegas’s Latino community for nearly five decades, has announced a temporary closure due to heightened fears within the immigrant community stemming from increased federal immigration enforcement
Police union explores strike options as pension costs threaten officer pay
Labor & Public Safety – June 21, 2025 The Las Vegas Police Protective Association is surveying its membership about potential job actions, including a possible July 4th strike, in response to mandatory retirement contribution increases that could significantly reduce officers’
Homicide investigation underway after body discovered in Southern Valley Desert
Crime & Public Safety – June 22, 2025 Las Vegas Metropolitan Police detectives are investigating a fatal shooting after a man’s body was discovered in a remote desert area of the southern Las Vegas valley early Saturday morning. Discovery in
Local fire department launches intensive recruitment drive through community Boot Camp
Public Safety & Community – June 23, 2025 Las Vegas Fire & Rescue transformed its training facility into a public showcase Sunday morning, welcoming over 130 community members for an immersive experience designed to attract the next generation of first
Early morning police shooting incident under investigation in North Vegas
Local News Alert – June 23, 2025 Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding a police-involved shooting that unfolded in the pre-dawn hours of Sunday in North Las Vegas, adding to a series of law enforcement incidents that have impacted the