Las Vegas ranks among the top U.S. cities for rodent activity, according to a new Yelp report. The findings highlight increasing concerns over urban pest issues in the popular desert destination.
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A vigil was held on the UNLV campus to honor slain conservative influencer Charlie Kirk. Attendees gathered to pay tribute and mourn his unexpected loss, highlighting his impact on political discourse.
A car fire on northbound US 95/I-11 in east Las Vegas caused significant traffic delays Tuesday afternoon. Emergency crews quickly responded, clearing the scene and restoring normal traffic flow.
North Las Vegas marked Arbor Day with a community event focused on tree planting and environmental education. Officials and residents joined forces to promote urban greenery and sustainability.
Uncertainty looms over Nevada as a potential government shutdown threatens to disrupt federal services. Residents and agencies brace for impacts on healthcare, public safety, and economic support. (KSNV)
After an 18-month delay, a Las Vegas school is set to perform “The Sound of Music.” The long-awaited production marks a triumphant return to the stage for students and staff, eager to share the beloved musical with the community.
The Nevada National Security Site has announced sponsorship of a Las Vegas robotics team following a feature by News 3 KSNV. The partnership aims to boost STEM education and local youth engagement.
The LVMPD Foundation is funding a new tips reward program in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Nevada, aiming to boost community assistance in solving crimes. The initiative encourages anonymous crime reports to enhance public safety.
Las Vegas and Henderson top the list of best US cities for retirement, according to a recent KSNV survey. Factors such as affordable living, climate, and amenities contribute to their appeal for retirees.
A Las Vegas school held a candlelight vigil to honor two girls lost to tragic circumstances. Students and community members gathered to remember the lives and offer support to grieving families. (KSNV)
Las Vegas has surged to second place in renter interest across the Western U.S., according to KSNV. Growing demand highlights the city’s appeal amid rising housing costs and shifting market trends.
A fight between a Las Vegas high school student and a teacher was caught on camera, sparking concern among parents and school officials. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine next steps.
Las Vegas apartments report success with a crime-fighting robot patrolling their complex, enhancing security and deterring crime. Residents praise the innovative approach to safety, according to KSNV.
Comedian Chelsea Handler is set to perform a series of shows in Las Vegas, with all proceeds benefiting The Animal Foundation. The initiative supports local animal rescue efforts, raising funds and awareness.
Las Vegas’ SECTA has been named the top magnet school in the nation, KSNV reports. The school’s innovative STEM programs and student achievements earned it the prestigious recognition.
The U.S. Justice Department has designated Nevada as a “sanctuary state,” citing its policies limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, KSNV reports. This designation may impact federal funding and legal actions.
Three Nevada cities top U.S. growth charts, reports KSNV. Rapid population and economic expansion highlight the state’s rising appeal as a hub for residents and businesses alike.
Cybersecurity experts from around the world have convened at Black Hat USA in Las Vegas, sharing insights on emerging threats and defenses in the digital landscape. The event highlights growing concerns over cyber attacks.
President Trump threatens a 200% tariff on imported drugs amid AstraZeneca’s announcement of a $50 billion investment in the US, signaling heightened trade tensions in the pharmaceutical sector.
House GOP applauds USA Fencing’s decision to ban biological men from women’s events, citing fairness in competition. The move sparks nationwide debate on gender and sports inclusion. (KSNV)