WTVG Staff

This is the time of year when players and coaches get their vacations in and play some golf while also fine-tuning their bodies and minds for the season ahead.

Ahead of the summer monsoon season, Southern Nevada leaders are outlining the dangers posed by flash flooding and the efforts to keep residents safe during monsoon months.

Las Vegas police are on scene of a serious crash between a vehicle and person near East Tropicana and Duke Ellington Way right in front of the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino.

The Nevada cannabis compliance board voted to move forward with the rules and regulations and we could see start to see cannabis lounges opening up as early as the end of this year.

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak signed an executive order Tuesday outlining protections to reproductive health care services, including abortions, in Nevada.

Police in Southern California have arrested a man believed to be connected to a shooting at a house party in Las Vegas back in 2020.

You may remember back in 2019 the Nevada Department of Transportation (HOV) took away one general-purpose traffic lane and created a new HOV lane along Interstate 15.

With the new school year starting in just over a month, not only is there a shortage of teachers, but there is also a need for crossing guards

To celebrate Independence Day, Clark County will be offering free swimming at outdoor pools and water parks that are open on the holiday.

Rising inflation has changed the way consumers save money, according to NerdWallet. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa has expert advice on how you can take advantage of increasing interest rates, while staying prepared for emergencies.

Las Vegas’ Historic Westside community is paving the way for an African American Museum and Cultural Arts Center, as part of its road map to revitalization.