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If you’re in the market for a new watch, a new tablet, or even a new car, a local auction has everything you may need.

A local group dedicated to celebrating moms all year round is making it a little more special for Mother’s Day.

On Monday, a fact finding review was held in the case of Douglas Claiborne, the man who hit and killed Nevada State Police trooper Micah May in the summer of 2021.

In Las Vegas, there are the Raiders and the Aces, but many people may not know there is a professional paintball team as well.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) is hosting a free soccer tournament to help kids have a positive experience with the police, as officers are the coaches.

Five years ago, a local neighborhood was granted historic status. Now, there are talks that even more houses in that area could get that same designation.

As the war continues in Ukraine, many around the valley are wondering how they can help. One local business is giving people an opportunity.

Broadway in the Hood is hosting auditions for The Lion King summer camp.

Water Street in downtown Henderson is currently undergoing a face lift.

Fewer than 20% of U.S. employer businesses are minority owned, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Black Restaurant Week takes place March 18-25 and aims to shine a light on a few of them.

A Las Vegas nonprofit is giving more kids the chance to take the stage.

Hourslong waits at the DMV may soon be a thing of the past as the department works to create an online experience for most services over the next few years.

The team is now eligible for the 2022 VEXIQ World Robotics Championship in Dallas, Texas in May.

Support for Ukrainian refugees has poured in from all over the world, including here in southern Nevada.

For months, there has been a shortage of construction workers around the country, including here in Nevada. A Las Vegas nonprofit is working to get more people in construction jobs.

Veterans Day may be over, but a Las Vegas woman is working to help veterans all year long.

Attorneys for former Las Vegas Raiders player Henry Ruggs III appeared in Justice Court on Wednesday morning for a status check hearing in a deadly DUI case.

Dozens of people gathered at the Clark County Government Center on Friday to honor the victims of October 1, 2017.

The valley's only all-women tackle football team is looking for new players.

A club at a local elementary school is encouraging boys to model good behavior, complete all their schoolwork, and use their manners.

World War II veterans were honored with a special flight to commemorate their years of service and sacrifice.

Most of us can remember exactly where we were Sept. 11, 2001. First Msgt. Kayci Groff was driving to class at her college.

An old Henderson casino will be made new again in the next few weeks.​

Crystal Palace, a skating rink in the southeast valley, is being bought by professional boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr., and locals already are talking about what's next for the skating center.

There aren't a lot of pictures or videos from Anna Bailey's days as a dancer at the Moulin Rouge in Las Vegas' west side, but the memories are still fresh in her mind.

The right to vote is one many don’t take for granted. Many Nevadans are getting the opportunity to exercise that right for the first time in the 2020 election.

The Clark County School District on Tuesday released a statement in response to planned staff "call outs" across the valley on the same day multiple families reported hours long wait times for school buses.