Weather
Southern Nevada Mosquito Surveillance Starts Early
Warmer temps and recent rains prompt earlier mosquito monitoring for West Nile virus
Wind Advisory Extended in Las Vegas Area
Dangerous boating conditions expected as gusts reach up to 50 mph
Las Vegas Weather Forecast for March 4, 2026
Hourly updates on conditions, precipitation, and wind in Las Vegas, NV 89149
Sports
UNLV to Host Mountain West Women's Basketball Semifinals
Tickets still available for Monday's two-game session at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Raiders Sign Former Vikings WR Jalen Nailor
Nailor returns to Las Vegas, where he was a high school star
How to Buy Tickets for Monday's WCC Men's Basketball Semifinals in Las Vegas
The tournament's semifinals are set for the Orleans Arena, with the winners advancing to Tuesday's championship game.
Crime
Man Arrested After AMBER Alert Threatened to Kill Infant Daughter
Authorities say the suspect had a history of domestic violence and made disturbing threats during the incident.
Injured Flamingo at Las Vegas Resort Expected to Recover
Veterinarian says the 27-year-old flamingo named Peachy suffered wing injuries but is now back at the Flamingo's Wildlife Habitat.
Canadian man arrested for injuring acclaimed flamingos at Las Vegas hotel
Authorities say the man broke into the flamingo habitat and injured several birds
Politics
Senate Panel Advances BLM Nominee Pearce Amid Concerns
Nomination faces opposition from environmentalists and Democrats over public lands management
New Federal Rules Require Work for SNAP Benefits in Nevada
Thousands of Nevadans face losing food assistance if they don't meet new work requirements
Iranian-Americans in Las Vegas celebrate U.S., Israeli strikes on Iran
About 100 people cheered on the attacks that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
Economics
Nevada Has One of the Lowest Property Tax Rates in the U.S.
However, the state ranks high for vehicle property taxes, according to a new report.
Las Vegas Faces Economic Vulnerabilities Amid Lack of Diversification
Experts warn that the city's heavy reliance on tourism and gaming leaves it exposed to future downturns.
Thousands Lose SNAP Benefits After Work Requirement Change
Around 45,000 Nevadans no longer qualify for food assistance program due to new federal rules.
