Las Vegas Hebron residents blindsided by eviction notices and increased rent
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — More than 100 people call the Hebron complex home, but residents said about 30 of them received seven-day eviction notices on Thursday, leaving many feeling blindsided and uncertain about what comes next. Susan Reams said residents were caught off guard, especially after she saw a...
Las Vegas woman arrested for wide-scale SNAP fraud scheme
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A Las Vegas woman was arrested Friday for allegedly stealing personal information and perpetrating a fraudulent social benefits scheme that processed hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to state officials. Gov. Joe Lombardo's office announced that Mychelle Lay, was booked on suspicion of...
Vegas Cops Brace For ‘Shutdown’ Chaos At Fashion Show Mall And Sky Zone
Las Vegas police are keeping a close eye on viral posts that appear to be rallying crowds for so-called "takeover" events at two busy Valley hot spots. One social-media flyer touts a "Sky Zone Shutdown" for Sunday, March 15, while another promotes a "Fashion Show Mall shutdown" on Saturday, March 21. Metro says it...
Pokes’ Furious Comeback Bid Falls Short in Sin City
Wyoming erases 16-point UNLV lead but can't hang on late in 73-70 loss
Historic church near UNLV to be demolished
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — For nearly 70 years, UNLV has grown and changed, just like the neighborhood surrounding it. Now, as the university plans for the future, one of its longtime neighbors is preparing to disappear. After nearly six decades of service, University United Methodist Church on Maryland Parkway...
CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 Draws 140,000+ Construction Professionals to Las Vegas
CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 drew more than 140,000 construction professionals from 128 countries to Las Vegas from March 3–7. The event featured more than 2,000 exhibitors across more than 3 million square feet of exhibit space, showcasing equipment, digital jobsite technologies and services across the construction...
This New Vegas Bar Is Designed Like a Blockbuster — and Drinks Are Inspired...
Remember Friday nights at Blockbuster? The fluorescent lights, the rows of colorful VHS cases, the agony of finding out someone already rented your top pick? A new pop-up bar in Las Vegas is bottling that feeling — and mixing it with vodka. “Back 2 The Video Store: A 90s Speakeasy Bar” is a limited-run experience...
11 Low-Key Pizza Restaurants in Nevada That Locals Love
Nevada is home to way more than casinos and neon lights. Tucked between the glitter and glam are some seriously underrated pizza joints that locals swear by. From crispy New York-style slices to creative pies with unexpected toppings, these spots keep neighborhoods full and happy. If you want pizza the way it should...
Woman-owned Las Vegas private school fights to survive after nearly 20 years
Journey Education, a woman-owned K-8 school on South Rainbow Boulevard, is asking Las Vegas families to help keep its doors open as declining enrollment threatens its future.
Vegas Judge Greenlights Sunrise Hospital’s Bid For Top Trauma Status
Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center is inching closer to Nevada’s highest trauma designation after a district court ruling tipped in the hospital’s favor this week. The decision cracks open the door for a second Level I trauma center in the Las Vegas Valley, which hospital leaders say could finally take some pressure...
