One of the World’s Largest Private Neon Sign Collections Shines at New Downtown Reno...
RENO, Nev. (Oct. 29, 2026) – Some of Reno’s most recognizable signs are shining again. From the neon cowboys of The Mapes to the smiling Bucky Buckaroo of Nevada Club, pieces of the city’s colorful past have found a new home at the Light Circus Nevada Neon Museum, which celebrated its opening Wednesday evening with a lighting ceremony at the National Bowling Stadium.
Clark County says a person was bitten by a rabid fox in south Las...
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Clark County officials say a victim was bitten by a rabid fox in south Las Vegas. Clark County says the fox was confirmed to have rabies Thursday evening. The victim was bitten in the 9300 block of Jeremy Blaine Court, near I-15 and Silverado Ranch Boulevard.
190 affordable senior apartments now open in southwest Las Vegas
The Heirloom at Torrey Pines brings 190 affordable senior apartments to southwest Las Vegas, with $15 million invested by Clark County.
North Las Vegas Pays Army Vet $25K Over Bogus Warrant Arrest
North Las Vegas Municipal Court — Court Central to Warrant Error. Kenny Smith, an Army veteran, was handcuffed in double locks and driven toward jail by North Las Vegas marshals over a warrant that records indicate was never properly verified. He later sued the city and settled his federal civil-rights case for $25,000, all while representing himself in court.
Prince’s iconic Las Vegas residency coming to the big screen
The Prince Estate and NPG Records announced Thursday that the late music icon's Jan. 20, 2007, performance will be released as a live album, a concert film, and as part of an expanded anniversary edition of his 2006 album, 3121.
Collapsed WA ice caves, melting Rainier snowfield raise concerns ahead of winter
A dry, warm early autumn has caused the Big Four Ice Caves to completely collapse and created significant melting holes and sub-surface rushing water across Mount Rainier’s Muir Snowfield. Washington State Climatologist Guillaume Mauger noted that consecutive warm, dry seasons create cumulative damage on regional glaciers that can lead...
Atari Hotels’ first property breaks ground in Phoenix
Atari Hotels has broken ground on its debut property, located in Phoenix’s Roosevelt Row. The venue will be on track to complete construction by late 2028 to early 2029. The groundbreaking comes almost six years after the project was first announced in December 2020. Powered by Intersection Development, Atari...
More than a dozen vehicles damaged by hydraulic jacks scattered on US 60 in...
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Authorities are asking for the public’s help after lost hydraulic jacks scattered across an East Valley freeway damaged more than a dozen vehicles early Thursday morning. Just before 5:30 a.m., first responders were called to the area of US 60 near Dobson Road in Mesa....
Stolen dog reunited with Eugene owner after theft
EUGENE, Ore. - Beau, a dog stolen from a 73-year-old unhoused woman in downtown Eugene, has been found and returned to his owner, according to the Eugene Police Department. EPD officials said a woman has been cited for first-degree theft. Eugene Police investigated the case as a first-degree theft because Beau is a companion animal.
Grand Junction City Market Has a New Worker. It’s a Robot
Grand Junction's Orchard Mesa City Market now has a six-foot robot named Tally 4.0, which the employees call Kevin.

















