Why I Finally Traded Summerlin for the Northwest Valley (and What I Miss)
It’s not a decision you make overnight. Moving out of one of the most celebrated master-planned communities in the country feels a little like leaving a prestigious club. People raise an eyebrow. They ask, “Why would you leave Summerlin?” And honestly, for a while, I asked myself the same thing. The truth is, the Las...
Las Vegas hotel security pleaded for help during flamingo theft: ‘One may not make...
A security officer at a Las Vegas Strip resort urgently requested police help after she said a man stole a flamingo and injured several others, according to a copy of the 911 calls
Good Pie: Authentic Family Pizza Night in Henderson
Some restaurants just naturally work for group gatherings. The kind of place where the table fills with plates, people reach across for another slice, and conversations overlap while the food keeps coming out. That was the scene when we visited Good Pie in Henderson. The night brought together a mix...
NV Energy asks PUC to delay peak demand charge start date
NV Energy wants permission from the Public Utilities Commission to push back implementation of its controversial peak demand charge until Oct. 1. The legality of the demand charge is being challenged in court by the Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. It was scheduled to go into effect April 1. “By...
Progress continues in ‘Vision Zero’ program to end traffic deaths in Las Vegas
The city secured more than $45 million to improve safety through infrastructure and other tactics in trouble spots referred to as the High Injury Network.
These 8 Humble Nevada Restaurants Are Worth the Drive for Their Incredible Steaks
Nevada is famous for its deserts and casinos, but tucked across the state are some truly remarkable steakhouses that fly under the radar. From small ranching towns to bustling city corners, these spots serve up steaks that locals swear by and visitors never forget. You do not need a fancy...
Las Vegas police celebrate 29 new officers during graduation ceremony
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department welcomed 29 new officers to the force on Wednesday with a graduation ceremony at Treasure Island. Of the 29 graduates, 22 attended high school in Southern Nevada, part of the department’s effort to hire from within the community.
One injured following house fire near Jones, Alta
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — An adult man was hospitalized Tuesday morning after a house fire broke out at a west Las Vegas home. Crews responded to the heavily damaged a single-story home, located at the 300 View Drive, near Jones and Alta, at around 7:20 a.m. EN ESPAÑOL: Un...
Former Nye County commissioner indicted in alleged COVID-19 relief fraud scheme
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A former Nye County commissioner was indicted by a federal grand jury in Las Vegas on allegations he fraudulently obtained more than $500,000 in COVID-19 relief funds for his Pahrump restaurant. Leonardo F. Blundo, the owner and operator of Carmelo’s Bistro, is accused of submitting...
Thousands of Las Vegas government vehicles hitting the auction block
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — In the market for a new crane or tractor? An upcoming auction could have what you’re looking for. Bargain hunters have the chance to scoop up surplus government vehicles and equipment from Clark County and other agencies across the west coast during two online auctions.
