Clark County Fair & Rodeo 2026: Nevada’s Ultimate Spring Tradition
Every spring, the quiet desert town of Logandale transforms into one of the liveliest destinations in Southern Nevada as the legendary Clark County Fair & Rodeo returns. In 2026, the highly anticipated event will take place from April 8 through April 12, bringing five full days of rodeo thrills, carnival rides, live...
9 Nevada Steakhouses Totally Worth The Hype
In Nevada, a great steak dinner is not just a meal, it is an experience you really need. This is the state where steakhouses feel iconic, where the rooms buzz with celebration energy, and where the first bite makes you understand why people treat these places like must-visit landmarks. Whether...
16 Budget-Friendly Street Foods to Try in Las Vegas
Visiting Las Vegas is not about indulging yourself in expensive steakhouses and all-you-can-eat restaurants. There is an unexpected culinary scene that hides behind the neon lights and the gaming areas of casinos. The place between Fremont Street and the concealed areas of the Strip has affordable dining options...
City of Henderson looking for feedback on future of Lake Mead Parkway
HENDERSON (KTNV) — Heads up Henderson residents — the City of Henderson is looking for your feedback about the future of Lake Mead Parkway!. It's one of the most important roads in Henderson, and for the last several weeks, the city has been promoting their "Lake Mead Parkway Corridor Study," with questions like "Why...
Lake Mead Fish Hatchery helping to rebuild endangered species in Colorado River
Wildlife officials are just weeks away from turning the water on at the Lake Mead Fish Hatchery, a facility that had to abandon raising trout as water levels dropped at the nation's largest reservoir.
Las Vegas Civic Center Gallery opens “Rhythm and Resilience: Black Vegas”
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A new exhibit opened Thursday at the Las Vegas Civic Center Gallery, taking visitors through decades of African American history in the city, from its earliest Black settler to the cultural and civil rights milestones of the 1980s. “Rhythm and Resilience: Black Vegas” features photographs,...
Why the 215 Beltway is the Most Hated (and Loved) Road in Nevada
There are roads you simply use, and then there are roads that shape an entire city’s identity. In Las Vegas, that road is the 215 Beltway. Locals swear by it, curse at it, and debate it at every neighborhood meeting. It connects the city’s fastest-growing suburbs, serves one of the busiest airports in the American […]
1 injured, 1 arrested in northeast Las Vegas stabbing
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — One person was hospitalized following a stabbing in the northeast Las Vegas valley. It happened shortly before 2:30 p.m. near a business in the 6600 block of East Lake Mead Boulevard near Hollywood Boulevard. One person was stabbed during the altercation and was taken to a nearby hospital with...
Shooter at large after argument at Spring Valley house party turns deadly
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Police are looking for a gunman after an argument at a house party turned deadly early Thursday morning. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department says the shooting was reported in the 4300 block of Brookhaven Drive, in the area of Flamingo and Lindell roads, just after 1:30 a.m.
Family speaks out after 10-year-old killed near East Charleston Boulevard
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The grandfather of a 10-year-old boy killed while crossing a street near Charleston and East Fremont last week is speaking out, calling on the city to improve road safety at the intersection. Simeon Young was struck and killed by a car while crossing the street...

















