Why these 10 Vegas restaurants are so hard to book
Las Vegas is famous for bright lights, big attractions, and nonstop energy. But after a long day exploring, food becomes the real highlight for many visitors. And this city takes dining seriously. Some restaurants here are so popular that showing up hungry is not enough. Tables fill fast, especially during...
CCSD schools face $50M budget reduction amid lower enrollment, higher employee costs
Las Vegas (KSNV) — The Clark County School District says that because of lower student enrollment, next year's school budget shows 50 million dollars less in school funding compared to the current year. The district, in a document provided to News 3, says that, as well as employee costs,...
Suspect, child dead in hostage situation at south Las Vegas apartment complex
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Metro police are investigating a hostage situation and shooting involving police that left a man and a child dead on Tuesday morning. According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan police, officers were responding to a call of a man battering a woman and attempting to remove a child from the home at […]
Homeowner furious after HOA tries to stick him with $15,000 bill: ‘Their actions are...
"I expect stuff like this from a 5-year-old." Homeowner furious after HOA tries to stick him with $15,000 bill: 'Their actions are not those of a responsible adult' first appeared on The Cool Down .
North Las Vegas woman battles squatters in father’s former home
NORTH LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Kira DeBarge Sullivan has spent years trying to reclaim her father’s former home from squatters. She told FOX5 the unwanted guests have turned the property into a drug operation and caused thousands of dollars in damage. Following one of the alleged squatters being...
Affordable housing complex in Las Vegas faces closure without funding help
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Hebron affordable housing complex near Las Vegas Blvd and Charleston is on the brink of closure, potentially impacting dozens in the community. Operated by the charity Caridad since 2021, Hebron provides long-term housing and community programs for veterans, seniors, and individuals...
Foreclosed East Vegas Plaza Gets New Life As Mariana’s Marketplace
Mariana’s Supermarkets is set to anchor the former Renaissance III plaza in east Las Vegas, taking about 40,000 square feet as the shopping center is rebranded Mariana’s Marketplace. The long-troubled, once-foreclosed site at Flamingo and Pecos Roads is being revitalized as a neighborhood center, with visible work...
Demolition begins at historic Las Vegas commercial center
Progress can be spotted in the decades-long saga over the Historic Commercial Center as demolition crews began to tear down a building Monday.
Clark County holds 2nd ‘Missing In Nevada Day’ as families seek loved ones
Clark County’s Office of the Coroner/Medical Examiner held its 2nd annual Missing in Nevada Day on Saturday.
CCSD Reshapes School Days: Later High School Starts Target Teen Sleep Needs
Science Drives the Schedule Shift (Image Credits: Unsplash) Las Vegas – The Clark County School District implemented new start times for the 2026-27 school year to better align school bells with students’ biological rhythms, particularly benefiting high schoolers while posing challenges for middle schoolers.[1][2]...
