Raising Cane’s Expands Annual Bike Giveaway with Flavor Flav
*Raising Cane’s continued its holiday tradition by partnering with hip-hop legend Flavor Flav to bring bikes and helmets to children in need. The duo donated 100 bikes to Communities in Schools of Nevada, a nonprofit focused on supporting at-risk students to stay in school. The event took place at the chain’s new...
Arts District Businesses Report Customer Decline After Parking Rate Increase
Las Vegas' Arts District business owners say newly increased parking rates are already reshaping customer habits, with some venues reporting steep declines in activity. The hourly rates, now $2 to $4 following an October city council decision, have prompted concerns that visitors are spending less time in the...
Broadacres Marketplace vendors still rebuilding months after immigration fears closure
Nearly six months after Broadacres Marketplace shut down due to immigration fears in the community, some vendors say the closure left a lasting impact.
Vegas Cops Charge Into Bullet-Riddled Apartment, Snag Medal After Saving Kids
Three Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers were formally honored Friday with one of the department’s top team awards for their actions during an apartment shooting, in which they entered the scene and carried two children to safety. Officers Jimmy Sarkissian Sarnani, Travis Noone, and Marcos Fitzpatrick...
Las Vegas police officer shoots suspect following traffic stop
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Police are investigating a shooting involving an officer early Friday morning about one mile west of the Las Vegas Strip. This is the second officer-involved shooting in the past two days. The shooting was reported shortly after 1 a.m. and involved a traffic stop of an unregistered vehicle near...
Las Vegas police: Knife-wielding man kills passerby in street
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – One person is dead following a stabbing north of Downtown Las Vegas, according to police. The stabbing took place on Thursday in the 800 block of Weaver Drive near Owens Avenue and H Street. Las Vegas Metro police received several calls that a man was chasing people with a knife. Police […]
Colorado River water negotiators appear no closer to long-term agreement
Water leaders in the U.S. West gathered this week with a hefty task hanging over their heads — figuring out a long-term plan for sharing water from the Colorado River. They met as usual at the annual Colorado River Water Users Association conference in Las Vegas, but they don’t appear close to agreement. If they...
Harry Reid Airport Braces for Massive Vegas-Style Overhaul
Clark County officials unveiled a plan to modernize Harry Reid International Airport, including new gates, upgraded ticketing halls, and road projects to ease rideshare traffic. The phased overhaul covers Terminal 1, changes to Terminal 3’s ticketing level, and new multimodal centers for Uber, Lyft, and buses, aimed...
Clark County boosts funds to preserve Las Vegas Chinatown
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Clark County leaders are taking a first look at major investments that could shape the future of Las Vegas’ Chinatown. The plan is to improve safety, support small businesses, and preserve the area’s cultural identity. “This was about the community from day one, when we first conceived of this...
Police say man was fatally stabbed in seemingly random attack in west Las Vegas
The suspect had been acting erratically and chasing people down the street with a knife before the stabbing, police said.
