Henderson NV

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Governor Joe Lombardo hosted a ceremonial bill signing in Las Vegas for Assembly Bill 4, which was enacted during the Nov. 2025 special legislative session. The comprehensive bill reopens a court for individuals arrested in the resort corridor and increases penalties for DUI drivers who...

Dozens of women in West Las Vegas say they were blindsided when letters arrived warning that their recent mammograms at Summerlin Hospital Medical Center might not have been good enough to trust. Federal regulators had flagged image-quality problems at the hospital’s mammography unit, and the facility stopped...

In a quiet Las Vegas neighborhood, a rented home has become the center of a sprawling criminal and public health investigation after people who entered its garage reported becoming “deathly ill.” What began as a tip from a house cleaner about strange lab-style equipment has now drawn in Hazmat teams, federal agents...

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Newly released body camera footage is revealing what led up to a deadly police shooting involving Metro officers that left a 28-year-old man and a 3-year-old child dead. Police identified the man as Quinton Baker and the child as Kentre. According to investigators, officers were...

The City of Henderson is seeking public feedback on potential improvements to Lake Mead Parkway.

Hawaiian Bros Island Grill recently announced a franchise development agreement to open six restaurants.

You know the feeling when only an all-you-can-eat spread will do. Nevada does it better than almost anywhere, blending Vegas spectacle with hometown value and surprising quality. This guide pulls together the beloved spots locals actually return to, from upscale showcases to budget friendly favorites. Hungry yet?....

It’s been nearly two years since the Las Vegas-based Siegel Group announced the purchase of the former 7-11 on Nevada Way and its plans to turn it into a Pinkbox Doughnuts. Those who have driven past the location and have been used to seeing the “Coming Soon” sign, will now notice that it’s been removed.

FOX5 speaks with installation’s top commanders about its evolution and commitment to excellence.

A Clark County judge has issued a temporary restraining order on SNWA's nonfunctional turf removal in select neighborhoods within a lawsuit brought forward by several Las Vegas locals.