Vegas Snags 4,400 New Jobs Even As Tourists Stay Away
Las Vegas managed to pad its payrolls in September, even while visitors have been dragging their feet on coming back to the Strip. Southern Nevada added about 4,400 jobs from August to September, a 0.4% bump that leaned heavily on new hires in leisure and hospitality. Local business leaders are calling the gains a...
City of Henderson reminds pet owners of local leash laws, set to increase patrol
Las Vegas (KSNV) — The City of Henderson is reminding pet owners of important leash law requirements. According to city regulations, all dogs must be leashed and under the owner's control while in public areas. Pets are not permitted to roam freely, except in designated fenced dog parks. Pets...
A crack in Nevada’s ban on red-light cameras
Assembly Bill 527 will allow cameras to be mounted on school buses, to catch people who speed by when red lights are flashing.
Officials identify some of 315 human remains found outside Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Officials have identified some of the more than 300 piles of cremated remains located in the desert outside of Las Vegas. The 8 News Now Investigators first reported the discovery of more than 100 piles of cremated remains in August. The person who found the ashes later contacted 8 News Now and...
4th suspect charged in Piero’s explosion, 2 at-large suspects now in custody
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A fourth suspect was arrested in connection with the pipe bomb that was set off outside a Las Vegas restaurant last month, according to police and court records. Joseph Gutierrez was taken into custody on Thursday on charges of first-degree arson, manufacture or possession of...
Deadly year on Las Vegas roads prompts new safety task force
Traffic fatalities in Las Vegas have climbed to shocking levels in 2025, prompting law enforcement agencies across the valley to take immediate action.
Health district launches illness data portal before annual flu and RSV spikes
Regional statistics show that the next two weeks are historically when flu and RSV hospitalizations peak in Las Vegas. That’s according to the Southern Nevada Health District’s new Respiratory Disease Dashboard, which launched in mid-November. Along with hospitalization rates, it also tracks fatality numbers and...
Las Vegas anchor Jim Snyder retires from News 3 after 38-year career in news
Happening this week, familiar face and beloved news anchor, Jim Snyder is saying goodbye on multiple Las Vegas newscasts, including ARC Las Vegas, as he sets his sights on retirement. Jim started his career in the news business in 1987 and spent more than 30 of those years working in...
Spiegelworld shutting down ‘DiscoShow’ at Linq in January
DiscoShow, the most recent Spiegelworld production to hit the Las Vegas Strip, is set to close after a final performance on Saturday, January 3, the company announced today. The interactive, music-fueled show at the Linq that pays homage to 1970s New York City made its debut in September of 2024.
White-nose syndrome found in bat in Nevada for first time
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Nevada Department of Wildlife has confirmed the presence of a fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats in Nevada for the first time. The National Park Service detected Pseudogymnoascus destructans (Pd) fungus during their routine surveillance at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Clark...
