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Moms for Liberty calls for action against CCSD teacher, Assemblyman Reuben D'Silva

Moms for Liberty Nevada is calling for action against a Clark County School District teacher who also serves in the Nevada Assembly.

Parents push back on CCSD school start time changes at board meeting

District leaders said a majority of respondents supported pushing start times later overall.

Immigration lawyer highlights misconceptions about notaries as legal advisors in US

Las Vegas immigration attorney Raissa D. Rivas says with current immigration policies, she’s had to face new challenges.

Automated license plate readers help Las Vegas police solve crimes

Automated license plate readers (ALPRs) are transforming police work in Las Vegas, providing crucial data to track suspect vehicles and solve crimes.

Video shows Henderson police e-bike chase; residents urge more safety measures

Residents in Henderson are expressing growing concerns about the safety risks posed by e-bike chases in their neighborhoods.

Las Vegas' Campus for Hope to open in 2028, inspired by San Antonio's Haven for Hope

Las Vegas is set to open its Campus for Hope in 2028, a 26-acre facility near Charleston and Jones, designed to support the city's homeless population.

Las Vegas students celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with ballet folklorico

Hispanic Heritage Month is underway around the Las Vegas area.

Las Vegas specialty courts give participants a new path. Will federal boost help?

Officials celebrated the graduation of 20 participants in the Law Enforcement Intervention for Mental Health and Addiction program, or LIMA.

Las Vegas area schools see improvement in star ratings, math and English language arts

There’s good news for schools in the Clark County School District.

Las Vegas police launch new website to aid in solving cold cases of missing persons

It's been 31 years since Camille Dardanes Dotson disappeared here in Las Vegas.A normal day turned into a nightmare very quickly for her loved ones."I lived wit

'Silicon-Valley-style disruptive' thinking to solve Las Vegas' homeless crisis?

"Never in my entire life did I imagine I'd be homeless."That statement comes from Camy, who lives in the SF Bay Area, one of the nation's largest populations of

Las Vegas won't join federal crime crackdown despite Trump's national guard deployments

National Guard troops deployed to Washington D.C. this month to support the president’s effort to mitigate crime.

Nevada Congressman denied entry into ICE detention facility in Pahrump

U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford says he was denied entry to an ICE holding facility in Nye County, Nevada.

Man pleads guilty to Henderson murder, but may not have to serve additional time

A man has pleaded guilty to a 22-year-old murder in a Clark County courtroom, but he may not have to serve additional time in prison.

Retailers slash prices as summer sales heat up

As Amazon's Prime Days kicked off this week, major retailers are slashing prices to compete for consumer dollars.Amazon's summer shopping event is touted as o

SPECIAL REPORT: Homeless Crisis Town Hall

The homelessness crisis in Southern Nevada is under scrutiny as local leaders and advocates gather to discuss the issue at a News 3 town hall.George Petty, a re

Wildfire Season: Prepare and Protect

As wildfire season begins in the Las Vegas area, residents are being urged to take necessary precautions to help prevent fires.Local authorities are emphasizin

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Brush fire breaks out in Bullhead City neighborhood

A brush fire broke out early Tuesday morning in a Bullhead City neighborhood, according to the Arizona city's fire department.

Shoplifting incidents escalate as violence, organized crime draw federal attention

What was once a simple act of shoplifting is, in some cases, has escalated into more dangerous and violent encounters.A recent incident at a Henderson Costco on

Controversial Heart Attack Grill closes in Downtown Las Vegas

Heart Attack Grill, the restaurant known for serving unhealthy burgers and other food, has closed its Downtown Las Vegas location.

Clark County renames Cesar Chavez Park in east Las Vegas

Clark County has formally renamed Cesar Chavez Park in the east Las Vegas valley after allegations of sex assault came to light earlier this year.

Teenager critical after being hit by SUV in northeast Las Vegas

A teenager is in critical condition after he was hit by an SUV in the east Las Vegas valley Monday night, according to police.

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Parents push back on CCSD school start time changes at board meeting

Video shows Henderson police e-bike chase; residents urge more safety measures

Automated license plate readers help Las Vegas police solve crimes

Las Vegas students celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with ballet folklorico

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Legal challenges emerge in case against man accused of Las Vegas murder

Oswaldo Perez-Sanchez, accused of murdering a local woman, is now facing a separate murder charge in Mexico. However, the case is encountering legal challenges,

Children’s advocacy group calls Nevada a 'childcare desert'

The deputy director of the Children’s Advocacy Alliance, Tara Raines, went as far to say that Nevada is a childcare desert.

GOP tax bill could have big implications for Las Vegas groups fighting homelessness

Nonprofits in Southern Nevada are bracing for President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful" tax bill and its proposed budget cuts to social services.

Local donors urged to support KNPR and Vegas PBS as federal funding faces judicial review

President Trump's attempt to strip federal funding from PBS TV stations and NPR radio stations nationwide is being challenged in the courts.Losing this financi

Proposed bill could change how Las Vegas clears homeless encampments

As discussions over Assembly Bill 263 continue, a Las Vegas outreach team is working to connect people experiencing homelessness with essential resources.The M

Nevada Attorney General defends legal actions against Trump administration

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has been actively involved in legal actions against the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of upholding the rul

Investigators seek help in unsolved 1993 murder of Sara Halsey near Las Vegas Strip

Sara Lynne Halsey was a young local woman with a bright future ahead of her.She was a student at the College of Southern Nevada with plans to attend UNLV in th

House passes SAVE Act, sparking debate on voter eligibility and potential impacts

A recently passed bill in the U.S. House of Representatives, known as the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act or SAVE Act, is drawing significant attention

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NEWS IN PHOTOS:

"Special Reports"

Las Vegas specialty courts give participants a new path. Will federal boost help?

Las Vegas area schools see improvement in star ratings, math and English language arts

Nevada Congressman denied entry into ICE detention facility in Pahrump

Legal challenges emerge in case against man accused of Las Vegas murder