Why More Locals Are Ditching Henderson for the Southwest Valley
Henderson has long worn its crown as Nevada’s polished, family-first suburb with genuine pride. Safe streets, top-rated schools, planned communities, the works. For years, it was the obvious answer for anyone who wanted Las Vegas access without Las Vegas chaos. So why are a growing number of locals quietly packing...
Eviction crisis at local housing complex prompts community action
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Evictions at the Hebron apartment complex have been temporarily pushed back after the city stepped in to help cover rent payments for some tenants, but residents and advocates say uncertainty remains for the weeks ahead. People living at the complex continue to raise concerns, about...
RTC awarded multi-million dollar grant to help fund new safety, security upgrades
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) has secured millions in funding for upcoming safety and security upgrades. At the RTC’s monthly board meeting on Thursday, March 12, officials announced they had received an $8.8 million Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Bus & Bus Facilities grant....
Man shoots, kills woman before turning gun on himself: Las Vegas police
A woman is dead and a man was hospitalized after he allegedly shot her before turning the gun on himself in the west Las Vegas valley early Sunday morning.
LVMPD: Shooting closes all lanes on Decatur Boulevard at Pennwood Avenue
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has confirmed with Channel 13 that the incident near Decatur Boulevard at Pennwood Avenue involved a shooting. According to Metro, a female with a gunshot wound to the leg was found and taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police said they...
America’s Quiet Crisis: 10 Cities Running Out of Drinking Water
San Antonio, Texas: A Thirsty Metropolis San Antonio, Texas: A Thirsty Metropolis (image credits: pixabay) San Antonio, a bustling city with a rapidly growing pop ... Read more The post America's Quiet Crisis: 10 Cities Running Out of Drinking Water appeared first on Climate Cosmos .
Man pleads guilty to stealing attorney’s bar number, impersonating him in court
The former Clark County employee accused of stealing an attorney’s bar number to impersonate him in court entered a plea agreement earlier this week.
Regional airline announces new route from northern Arizona to Las Vegas
PHOENIX — Contour Airlines will begin nonstop service between Page, Arizona and Las Vegas this summer, cutting travel time between the two cities from about four hours by car to just over an hour by air. The regional carrier announced Tuesday it will launch flights between Page Municipal Airport...
North Las Vegas police searching for missing, endangered man
The North Las Vegas Police Department (NLVPD) is asking for the community's help to located Derrick Weathers, a 64-year-old man missing in North Las Vegas.
Pedestrian hit, killed near east Las Vegas valley intersection
A pedestrian was hit and killed at an east Las Vegas intersection Saturday morning, according to Metro police.
