Matt Kling

The Regional Transportation Commission is reporting a complete closure of the US-95 northbound at Tropicana Avenue early Wednesday morning due to police activity.

The UNLV Lady Rebels are heading to their second-straight NCAA Tournament after clinching the Mountain West conference tournament title Wednesday night.

Las Vegas police said an on-duty officer struck a man in an LVMPD cruiser early Wednesday morning in the east valley.

Home prices around the Las Vegas Valley leveled off in February, in another sign of a cooledoff market due to record high interest rates.

If you are seeing downed trees or other problems in your neighborhood, there are ways you can reach out to local jurisdictions to get it fixed.

For the first time, a city in Southern Nevada is introducing a new law to crack down on catalytic converter thefts.

In January 2022, housing prices in the Las Vegas Valley were in a trend of setting record highs every month, while not being on the market for a long period of time.

Talented students at Del Sol Academy of the Performing Arts are gearing up for a trip to New York City to perform at Carnegie Hall.

A new traffic signal was installed at an intersection Wednesday morning in the south Las Vegas Valley.

A local winery is teaming up with a local nonprofit to host a ‘Sip & Paint with a Purpose’ event this weekend.

The average price of homes in the Las Vegas Valley in December 2022 was the same as the year prior.

For nearly 2 years, the housing market in Southern Nevada continued to break records month after month. However, for most of 2022, the market has cooled down thanks to soaring interest rates.

The Nevada State Contractors Board has revoked a license to of a Las Vegas plumbing company after her home was “left in shambles for months.”

Nevada students are getting a nice boost in funding thanks to marijuana sales.

A new report indicates that Las Vegas’ hot hot real estate market is starting to cool.

It’s been 26 years since Tupac Shakur was killed in Las Vegas and the beloved rapper’s murder is still unsolved.

Several game show titans are coming to Las Vegas for a boot camp for wannabe contestants, as well as a trivia showdown for charity.

The city of Las Vegas has opened applications for the Youth Neighborhood Association Partnership Program (YNAPP) grants.

Two LVMPD officers are recovering from injuries after a carjacking turned into a police pursuit, that involved a shooting.

The housing market continues to cool off in Southern Nevada.

As rent prices continue to soar across Southern Nevada, a push for rent control in North Las Vegas hit a wall this week.

Silver State Equality is launching a new LGBTQ+ Student Advisory Council ahead of the new school year.

The sports scene in Las Vegas keeps growing. From the Raiders, Golden Knights, Aces, Aviators and many more, another football team will make Vegas home.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are investigating three different shootings across the valley Monday morning.

For the first time since April 2020, home prices in Southern Nevada dropped as the housing market cools off after a long hot streak of record prices and strong sales.

Las Vegas police said they shot and killed a man after he charged at them in a shooting late Sunday night.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority unveiled a report on tourism in 2021, showing how the economy rebounded from pandemic closures and restrictions in 2020.

The Las Vegas Aces announced they will host official watch parties throughout the second half of the 2022 WNBA season.

A pedestrian was killed and a man was arrested after a hit-and-run crash at Lamb & Las Vegas Boulevard.

Two Station Casinos properties in North Las Vegas will remain closed for at least another year.

Votes are still being counted across 5 states for primary elections.

New data out this morning suggests the ongoing baby formula shortage is hitting families hard here in the Las Vegas Valley.

The Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada said a bronze statue was stolen from outside their headquarters over the weekend.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are investigating a shooting near Tropicana Ave. and Nellis Blvd.

The National Park Service confirmed that human remains were found at Lake Mead National Recreation Area Sunday.

Las Vegas’s newest professional sports franchise has a new name.

A DJ from California, who was one of four people shot at a house party in North Las Vegas, has been released from the hospital.

The Vegas Golden Knights announced that it’s partnering with Smith’s Food & Drug to give away $20,000 worth of gasoline on Friday, April 22, beginning at 8:00 a.m., at the new Smith’s Marketplace at 845 E. Lake Mead Blvd. in Henderson.

HOPE for Prisoners, a local organization that helps those who are formerly incarcerated, is hosting a Second Chance Hiring Event on Wednesday, April 20, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., at 333 N. Rancho Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89106.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said an 82-year-old man passenger died during a 3-car crash at N. Bruce St. and E. Washington Ave. Tuesday night.

In honor of the recent milestone of 5 million weddings in Las Vegas, the Wedding Capital of the World, the Clark County Marriage License Bureau is teaming up with businesses in the resort and wedding industry to launch the Lucky in Love photo contest.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said it arrested a suspect involved in a shooting Saturday night near Charleston Blvd. & Lamb Blvd.

Clark County School District superintendent Dr. Jesus Jara said the district is at risk of losing more than 3,000 students in the upcoming school year due to a new rule about the starting age for children to attend kindergarten.

NV Energy is warning its customers of a rise in a new telephone scam around the Las Vegas Valley.

To help prevent drowning in pools, Clark County Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick and the Department of Parks and Recreation will receive a grant to provide free swimming lessons to toddlers.

Police said they located Audrey Thrash. Police want to thank the public for their help.

Nevada Health Centers’ Mammovan is returning to southern Nevada in April to offer mammography screenings for women in need.

More than 100 employers offering full-time jobs that pay at least $18/hour will be taking part at the Spring Job Fair, hosted by Clark County Commission Chairman Jim Gibson and Commissioner Tick Segerblom.

The Henderson Silver Knights announced it is rolling out the Silver Carpet for its first ever home game at Dollar Loan Center on Saturday, April 2 against the Bakersfield Condors.

With one month until the NFL Draft, the league has opened a portal to register to attend the Draft & Draft Experience.