Clark County commissioner launches Chinatown redevelopment, doubles small-business grants
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Clark County Commissioner Justin Jones kicked off what he called a new phase for the Chinatown corridor during an event at Shanghai Plaza, where he was joined by community leaders, business owners, and local artists to announce the start of the Spring Mountain Redevelopment Implementation.
Pre-Dawn Vegas Carjacking Chase Ends With Suspect Nabbed On Nellis
A pre-dawn carjacking in the northeast Las Vegas Valley turned into a high-speed chase early Thursday, ending with a disabled car, one person in cuffs, and a major intersection shut down for hours. Las Vegas Metro police said officers were called just after 4:50 a.m. to the 6000 block of...
Nevada lithium mine northwest of Las Vegas gets expansion OK
Silver Peak, the only U.S. lithium mine currently in production, got federal approval to expand and begin using new technologies expected to increase lithium recovery by up to 100%.
Search continues for missing Las Vegas grandmother
Authorities and volunteers are still searching for Nancy Guthrie, an 84-year-old grandmother who has been missing for nearly a month. Despite more than $1 million in reward funds being offered for information leading to her return, there have been no confirmed sightings.
11 Las Vegas habits that will get you called out in 2026
Vegas in 2026 is still packed with energy, but the “anything goes” vibe isn’t the whole story anymore. Visitor numbers are still high, even as recent reports show some softening in tourism and spending. Rules around traffic, pedestrian safety, and public spaces are more visible, and locals...
Fire extinguisher accidentally goes off at Las Vegas middle school
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A fire extinguisher accidentally went off at a Las Vegas middle school on Friday, leading to a large emergency response. The Clark County School District confirmed firefighters were called to help with cleanup after the extinguisher went off at Orr Middle School. The dispatch website...
Vegas Metro Quietly Shells Out Nearly $19 Million On Lawsuits And Lawyers
Clark County and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department spent close to $19 million in 2025 on legal settlements and outside attorneys’ fees, a watchdog tally shows. The money went out the door for civil rights lawsuits, wrongful arrest claims, vehicle and property damage, and litigation tied to detention center...
CCSD delays bus camera contract, citing complexities and concerns
The delay leaves the issue in limbo; a district spokeswoman said Friday she had no information about what officials would do next.
After deadly dog shooting, Nevada POST may confront training oversight gap
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The chair of Nevada’s Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission said the agency may examine whether stronger oversight is needed after a Henderson police officer shot and killed a family’s dog, and the department later acknowledged it had not consistently tracked a state-mandated training...
New Five O’clock Menu at Mae Daly’s Fine Steaks & Whiskeys
Rich Femenella, Owner and Chef Tomas Espino, Executive Chef joined us with details on their new 5 O’clock menu.

















