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Aer Lingus to End Las Vegas Route Amid Network Restructuring
Aer Lingus will end its Las Vegas service later this year, closing a route that launched in October 2024.
All Las Vegas News · Jul 22, 2026
Pedestrian Dies After Sahara Avenue and Torrey Pines Drive Collision in Las Vegas
A pedestrian died weeks after being struck while crossing Sahara Avenue at Torrey Pines Drive in Las Vegas.
Clark County School District Settles Dyslexia and Literacy Instruction Complaints
Clark County School District and the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada have settled complaints over dyslexia and districtwide reading instruction.
Las Vegas LGBTQ+ Center expands services by acquiring two HIV and AIDS support groups
The Center in Las Vegas expanded its services by acquiring two groups that support people living with HIV or AIDS.
Lake Powell Water Levels Drop, Forcing Marinas to Adjust to Extreme Drought Conditions
Lake Powell is nearing historic lows as drought, extreme heat and long-term water stress force marinas to adapt.
Clark County adds crews to address landscaping issues at southwest Las Vegas park
Clark County is adding crews to improve a southwest Las Vegas park after landscaping concerns were raised about its condition.
Extreme Heat Warning to Hit Las Vegas Starting Thursday and Lasting Through the Weekend
Las Vegas is under an extreme heat warning starting Thursday, with hot conditions expected to last through the weekend and only a slight chance of scattered storms.
Clark County Population Growth Slows as UNLV Researchers Forecast Later 3 Million Milestone
UNLV researchers say slower migration and lower birth rates are cooling Clark County’s growth, delaying the county’s 3 million population milestone by about a decade.
Las Vegas Apartment Construction Pipeline Drops to Four-Year Low, Report Says
A new Marcus & Millichap report says Las Vegas apartment construction is at its lowest pipeline level in four years, with about 3,400 multifamily units expected this year.
Deadly Overnight Crash Near Resorts World Leaves One Person Dead in Las Vegas
Police say one person died in an overnight crash around 3:30 a.m. on Sammy Davis Jr. Drive near Resorts World in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Airport Ranks Among U.S. Worst for Baggage Handling
Harry Reid International Airport was ranked the fifth worst among the nation’s busiest airports for handling luggage.
Pedestrian Killed in Suspected DUI Crash Near the Las Vegas Strip
Police are investigating a fatal early morning crash near the Las Vegas Strip as a suspected DUI case.
Pedestrian Killed Near Las Vegas Strip in Suspected Impaired Driving Crash
Police suspect impairment after a pedestrian was struck and killed near the Las Vegas Strip early Wednesday.
Nevada Housing Vacancy Eases Slightly as Empty Homes Stay Nearly Flat
Nevada’s housing vacancy rate edged down, but nearly 124,000 vacant homes still weren’t translating into more choices for buyers.
Summerlin’s First Indoor Pickleball Club Opens With Eight Courts and 24/7 Access
The Courts, Summerlin’s first indoor pickleball club, opened May 1 with eight climate-controlled courts, 24/7 access, and 390 members.
Henderson moves to require development agreements for data center projects
Henderson is set to require development agreements for data center operators after a City Council hearing on a proposed 180-day permit ban.
Diamondbacks Edge Athletics in 10 Innings After A’s Rally Falls Short
The Diamondbacks topped the Athletics 6-5 in 10 innings after Ildemaro Vargas delivered the game-winning single.
All Las Vegas News · Jul 21, 2026
University Gardens shopping center fate remains unclear a year after Las Vegas fire
A year after a fire at University Gardens near UNLV, the damaged buildings are gone, but the property’s future is still unresolved.
Clark County adds funding to recruit more foster families
Clark County Family Services says it has new $625,000 funding to help recruit more foster families as demand for caregivers remains high.
Channel 13 joins volunteers to pack 3,000 weekend meal bags for Clark County students
Channel 13 employees helped Serving Our Kids Foundation pack 3,000 weekend meal bags for Clark County students facing food insecurity.
