A downtown Las Vegas business is recovering after being vandalized during recent protests. Owners and community volunteers quickly organized cleanup efforts to restore the storefront and support local recovery. (KSNV)
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Iranian activists and Las Vegas protestors voiced outrage following recent U.S. bombings in Iran. Demonstrations spotlight calls for peace and diplomatic solutions, as tensions escalate in the region. (KLAS 8 News Now)
Another potential government shutdown threatens to further strain the Las Vegas economy, impacting federal services and local businesses reliant on government activity, officials warn. The city’s recovery remains fragile.
Local student Emily Ramirez from Las Vegas has been admitted to UWC-USA, a prestigious international boarding school in New Mexico, known for its rigorous academics and global community.
Las Vegas is set for a thrilling 2026 with massive events spanning gridlock-inducing conventions, major gaming tournaments, and glamorous entertainment shows, ensuring the city remains a top destination for visitors worldwide.
A state police shooting in Downtown Las Vegas has forced the closure of I-11 northbound, causing significant traffic delays. Authorities are on scene investigating the incident. Motorists are urged to seek alternate routes.
As summer kicks off, Las Vegas police announce increased patrols across the city to enhance safety amid rising visitor numbers. Officers urge residents and tourists to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
A man was found dead on a sidewalk near Downtown Las Vegas, authorities confirmed. Investigators are currently working to determine the cause of death. No further details have been released at this time. KLAS 8 News Now continues to follow the story.
The former owner of USA Capital declined to provide clear answers amid ongoing scrutiny, leaving many questions unanswered about the company’s operations and financial dealings, reports the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Dr. Andrew Mahlstedt has been named the next president of UWC-USA. The appointment marks a new chapter for the school, known for its commitment to global education and diversity.
A Nevada judge has ordered the release of a property manager linked to a Las Vegas bio lab investigation, KLAS 8 News Now reports. The decision follows legal proceedings tied to the ongoing case.
More than 600 students and staff were potentially exposed to tuberculosis over a year at 26 Las Vegas-area schools, health officials report. Testing and precautions are underway to prevent further spread.
Erika Kirk and Governor Joe Lombardo attended the grand opening of Turning Point USA’s Las Vegas chapter, highlighting the event’s focus on youth engagement and conservative activism in the region.
Mail theft has declined nationally, but remains a pressing issue in the Las Vegas Valley, FOX5 Vegas reports. Local authorities urge residents to stay vigilant and secure their mailboxes amid ongoing concerns.
ABC News publishes portraits of the Las Vegas massacre victims, honoring those lost in the tragic 2017 shooting. The tribute serves as a solemn reminder of the lives cut short in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
The Las Vegas Sphere announces its expansion with a new location in a major U.S. city. This cutting-edge entertainment venue promises groundbreaking immersive experiences, setting a new standard for live events nationwide.
Iranian-Americans in Las Vegas expressed relief and hope following recent U.S. and Israeli strikes, viewing the actions as a step toward greater freedom in Iran, according to local community members.
Flavor Flav will host a special Las Vegas event honoring the U.S. Women’s Olympic Ice Hockey Team, celebrating their achievements and inspiring fans. The event, covered by Kiss 95.1, promises excitement and community spirit.