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LAS VEGAS – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted the ground stop for Southwest Airlines, but passengers can still expect delays throughout the day. On Tuesday morning, the FAA announced that the airline had requested a pause on its departures due to an internal technical issue. This led to...

LAS VEGAS – Taxpayers have until midnight on Tuesday, April 18th to file their tax returns. Filers can choose to submit their returns electronically, through the mail, or by using a tax service. To assist with filing, Janelle King, the district manager and COO with Jackson Hewitt, shared some tips....

LAS VEGAS – As spring arrives in Las Vegas, warmer weather also brings allergies for many residents in the valley. Due to the high levels of pollen produced by certain trees, Clark County has banned the planting and sale of mulberry and olive trees for over 30 years. However, some...

LAS VEGAS – Las Vegas Police have reported a tragic incident in which a man fatally stabbed his wife before turning the knife on himself. The incident occurred on Saturday morning in a house on Torington Drive in the west valley. At around 8:17 a.m., police received a report of...

LAS VEGAS – Road construction is on the rise across the valley, making transportation a challenge for locals. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) has revealed that this time of year is ideal for road construction prior to the extreme summer temperatures. In addition, special event projects within municipalities must...

LAS VEGAS – Three Lovers & Friends festival attendees have filed a lawsuit against the organizers of the Las Vegas music festival last summer, alleging negligence and lack of safety. The suit was filed in Los Angeles County against Live Nation, NPB Companies, CrowdRX, Phil Ruffin (owner of the Las...

LAS VEGAS – A substitute teacher at Silvestri Junior High School in Las Vegas was fired after writing a racial slur on a whiteboard during a class. An Exclusive video obtained by 8 News Now shows the teacher using the “n” word twice while telling students that “African features… were...