These Las Vegas shows are worth leaving the casino for
From Cirque du Soleil’s “O” to Absinthe, Sphere, and Magic Mike Live, here are 8 of the best shows to see in Las Vegas right now.
Vegas Bakes As Memorial Day Weekend Cranks Up Heat And Wind
Las Vegas woke up clear and already toasty on Sunday, May 24, 2026, with early temperatures hovering near 72°F. The desert is leaning into the holiday weekend theme: expect a sun-drenched afternoon with a high near 96°F and only modest overnight relief, with lows close to 70°F as Memorial Day approaches. Afternoon bree
Impairment suspected as driver loses control, hits wall near Desert Inn and Nellis
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Las Vegas police said two adults were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries after a single-vehicle crash near Desert Inn Road and Nellis Boulevard. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department responded to the crash at 4:21 pm on Sunday. Police said the vehicle...
Moulin Rouge opened May 24, 1955, becoming Las Vegas’ first integrated hotel-casino
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Seventy-one years ago, the Moulin Rouge opened in Las Vegas as a groundbreaking venue that helped change the city’s history. The Moulin Rouge opened May 24, 1955, as the first racially integrated hotel and casino in Las Vegas and in the United States. Located...
Las Vegas teen adopted by court volunteer in historic juvenile justice first
A teen in the juvenile court and child welfare systems in Las Vegas has a new home. A volunteer for the day court program and his partner have officially adopted the teen, marking a first in Clark County District Court's juvenile justice system.
Sticks Tavern Brings Local Bar Energy to Water Street
Last Sunday, after picking up a few items at the Lake Las Vegas Farmers Market, we decided to keep the day going with a stop on Water Street. The last few times we made our way through this part of Henderson, we had such good experiences at Johnny Mac’s, Biscuits & Bourbon, and even a sweet boba tea stop at No. 1 Boba,
Nevada’s first Pacific Islander Chamber of Commerce opens in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A ceremony was held Saturday for the opening of the first Pacific Islander Chamber of Commerce in the state of Nevada. Organizers said the launch will help build long-term partnerships that support inclusive economic growth and community leadership. “It’s a monumental event and it’s always...
This Old-School Nevada Restaurant Has A Prime Rib Reputation That’s Hard To Beat
Not every Las Vegas steak night needs neon, velvet ropes, or a Strip address. A little outside the usual rush, one old-school Nevada spot keeps things smoky, hearty, and wonderfully unfussy. Think mesquite-grilled steaks, tender prime rib, big portions, and the kind of rustic Western setting that feels more cowboy...
Aviators’ 15-hit night not enough in 13-11 loss to Isotopes
On Star Wars Night at Las Vegas Ballpark, the offense had plenty of force. The pitching did not. Despite collecting 15 hits and getting four RBIs from Joey Meneses, the Aviators fell 13-11 to Albuquerque on Saturday night. The loss drops Las Vegas to 25-23, while the Isotopes improve to 28-22 and move into first place
Suspect in custody after vehicle pursuit ends in crash at Lamb and Charleston
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A vehicle pursuit ended in a traffic accident at Lamb Boulevard and Charleston Boulevard. A male suspect is accused of kidnapping a woman. He is in custody, and the victim is safe. The intersection is closed for the investigation and drivers are asked to avoid...
