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Today through tomorrow, Las Vegas will experience scattered thunderstorms and renewed monsoon activity. Expect afternoon and evening storm chances ranging from 30% to 50%, bringing brief but potentially intense rain, gusty winds, and lightning. While today’s highs hover around 99–100°F—bringing welcome relief from the recent triple digits—fire weather risks persist...

A body was discovered early Thursday morning following a motorcycle fire in the west Las Vegas valley, according to the Nevada State Police. Authorities responded to the scene at approximately 2:40 a.m. near the I-11/US 95 interchange at the northbound Rainbow Boulevard off-ramp. Upon arrival, troopers found a motorcycle on...

An ordinary parking dispute in Las Vegas escalated into a devastating demonstration of how unchecked emotion and a lack of personal accountability can end lives. In October 2022, neighbor Robert Salone, incensed that Christopher “Dice” Allen had partially blocked his driveway, retrieved two handguns, and murdered him. Salone later entered an Alford plea—admitting...

A fresh chapter begins in Henderson with the appointment of Reggie Rader—an accomplished hometown leader—at the helm of its police department. Against the backdrop of unsettling leadership turmoil earlier this year, Rader’s return signals a return to common‑sense values: accountability, stability, and community respect. Sworn in at City Hall on July 15,...

A 32-year-old man has pleaded guilty to three murders, agreeing to serve life in prison without the possibility of parole. Spencer McDonald admitted to killing his grandmother, 80-year-old Dina Vail, her boyfriend, 43-year-old Andrew Graden, and 45-year-old Christopher Brassard, an apartment maintenance worker who attempted to check on the victims....

A $500,000 grant initiative has been launched to support dozens of small businesses in Clark County’s District D—covering parts of Sunrise Manor, Las Vegas, and North Las Vegas. Spearheaded by County Commissioner William McCurdy II, the program offers up to $5,000 for home-based operations and up to $10,000 for storefronts ...

Nevada’s gun rights just scored a crucial victory—courtesy of enlightened limited‑government principles that respect personal defense and constitutional protections. A federal settlement ensures devices that make semiautomatic rifles fire like fully automatic “machine guns” won’t reach Nevadans. These “forced reset triggers” had even earned a nod from federal agencies, until...