Henderson to make drones part of public safety in "Drones as First Responder" program

HENDERSON (KSNV) — The City of Henderson is working to make drones a permanent part of public safety in the "Drones as First Responder" (DFR) program, following a 30-day demonstration. The drones provide a real-time view of an incident to first responders before they arrive to improve situational awareness,...

Las Vegas to turn former Eclipse Theatres into performing arts center

The City of Las Vegas is investing $4.2 million to transform the former Eclipse Theatres into a multi-use arts and training hub.

Make-A-Wish® Nevada Welcomes Two New Community Leaders to Board of Directors

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (Nov. 5, 2026) – Make-A-Wish® Nevada announces the appointment of LVMPD’s Captain Adam Seely and Catherine Aker of the Athletics to its Board of Directors, deepening the organization’s leadership bench as it works to bring hope, strength and joy to more children with critical illnesses throughout Nevada.

5 Best Restaurants in Las Vegas, Nevada You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Las Vegas, Nevada — a city of neon and nostalgia, where the desert wind carries the laughter of dreamers and the scent of something sizzling, where every block is a stage and every meal a memory in the making. Here, the skyline is a mosaic of shimmering towers and vintage motels, of palm trees and pastel stucco, stitched together by the stories of those who chase fortune and those who build community beneath the dazzle. Las Vegas is a crossroads — of old-timers and newcomers, of artists and entrepreneurs, of families who’ve called these sunbaked streets home for generations and those who arrive with hope in their pockets and hunger in their hearts.

Glittering Lights Returns to Las Vegas Motor Speedway November 6, With Free Nights for Veterans and Military

Glittering Lights – Las Vegas’ holiday drive-through tradition returns Friday, November 6, and runs nightly, rain or shine, through January 3, 2027. Guests can take in millions of twinkling lights and larger-than-life displays from the comfort of their vehicles. This year’s drive adds new scenes along the route...

Short-term rental owners push back on Clark County licensing changes

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Short-term rental owners are on edge after Clark County moved forward in November with new changes to its licensing process. The approved changes are advertised by the county as a quicker, more streamlined process. However, short-term rental owners told 8 News Now it’s not as positive as it appears to be. […]

Vegas Stronger hosts Community Impact Day with services, resources for homeless

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Vegas Stronger is hosting Community Impact Day on Thursday, Nov. 5, with community partners offering free resources to Las Vegas residents who need services. The event runs from 9 a.m. to noon at 916 N. Main St. Vegas Stronger said its mission is to reduce...

Henderson moves to make public safety drone program permanent

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The City of Henderson is looking to make drones a permanent part of its public safety response. A 30-day test showed drones arrived first on scene more than 71% of the time. On top priority calls, drones arrived an average of three minutes and 29 seconds before patrol officers.

Is the Atomic Museum in Las Vegas Worth Visiting?

Affiliate Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase or booking through these links, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Is the Atomic Museum in Las Vegas worth visiting? Here’s my honest review, including the best exhibits, who will enjoy it most, and whether I’d prioritize it on a Vegas trip.

Las Vegas City Council approves up to $1.75M for affordable housing

The Las Vegas City Council approved up to $1.75M to build 173 lower-cost apartments on Morgan Avenue near MLK Boulevard.

Cork and Thorn in Arts District can stay open under restrictions, but landlord seeks eviction

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Las Vegas City Council decided Wednesday to let Cork and Thorn, a nightclub in the Arts District, remain open with strict conditions, and the club’s owner said her landlord is now evicting her. Council members had mixed opinions but gave the club one...

Naylor & Braster Earns Four Regional Rankings in 2027 Best Law Firms

LAS VEGAS – For the 13th consecutive year, Naylor & Braster, Attorneys at Law has been recognized among the nation’s Best Law Firms, earning four regional rankings in the 2027 edition of Best Law Firms. The Las Vegas-based firm received Regional Tier 1 rankings in Appellate Practice, Commercial...

Nevada Democrats choose Edgar Flores as Senate Majority Leader

The Nevada Senate Democratic Caucus announced Thursday the election of Edgar Flores as the new Senate Majority Leader for the upcoming legislative session.

Nevada representatives acknowledge power held by young voters

Gen Z activist Deja Foxx joined Rep. Steven Horsford, D-Nev., and Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford, a Democrat running for governor, to discuss young voters and the issues shaping the upcoming midterm elections. Moderated by Foxx, The Nevadan hosted a live conversation and livestream on Oct. 23 at THIRD Street...

A Hidden Nevada Art Museum Most Travelers Never Think To Visit

One artist created thousands of works over six decades. Now about 250 of them fill a museum built just for her art. That includes steel sculptures that weigh several tons. The range is honestly wild. She painted, drew, carved wood, and made stained glass. She even fired porcelain enamel onto steel, which sounds like a science project that went beautifully right.

Vegas-born historian says Las Vegas must keep evolving as U.S. marks 250 years

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — As the country marks 250 years, a Las Vegas-born historian says the city’s future will depend on how well it continues to reinvent itself in a gambling landscape that no longer belongs to Nevada alone. “Las Vegas has had to evolve to keep up...

County responds to homeless encampment complaints

North Las Vegas welcomes new fire chief

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The city of North Las Vegas has welcomed its newest fire chief. Chad Oliver was named to assume leadership of the North Las Vegas Fire Department. He succeeds Joseph Calhoun, who was selected to become assistant city manager. The city held a transfer of command...

Over 300 people connected to services in downtown Las Vegas homelessness outreach program

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The City of Las Vegas is expanding efforts to address homelessness throughout the downtown corridor, officials announced Thursday. Mayor Shelley Berkley said more than 300 unsheltered people have been connected to services in recent months through a targeted initiative. The current focus centers on a six-block radius surrounding City Hall.