Nevada receives seven voter-related DOJ subpoenas, Washoe residents question wildfire alerts, a report examines heat in schools, and Las Vegas prepares to remember Route 91.

Officials approve $75M for an Allegiant Stadium upgrade, Clark County warns of a phishing scam, Nevada’s largest powwow is canceled, and the Beverly Theatre touts its “Stream Strike.”

An investigation finds heat deaths are widely undercounted, Grand Canyon flooding triggers water restrictions, Arts District businesses seek a new district, and PWHL Las Vegas opens ticket access.

Duane Davis is convicted in Tupac Shakur’s killing, the FBI boosts rewards in unsolved Indigenous cases, Clark County considers military housing, and Paseo Verde reflects on its World Series run.

A Grand Canyon flood leaves two dead and about 15 missing, Nevada directs housing aid to wildfire victims, ICE moves forward with electric shock gloves, and Clark County gives away trees.

Eight Nevada counties are maternity care deserts, Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto questions ICE plans for electric shock gloves, and Las Vegas airport traffic falls.

Nevada could receive more than $255 million from Meta, Clark County firefighters deploy to Elko County, and Henderson advances in the Little League World Series.

Mining claims target land removed from Utah national monuments, a report examines Las Vegas rental affordability, and Nevada prepares for the November election.

Nevada challenges Colorado River cuts, voters prepare to consider a voter ID amendment, and a Las Vegas businessman is convicted in a $24 million fraud case.

The Hawk Fire forces evacuations near Reno, Henderson investigates two police leaders, and the Forever One Memorial sets a groundbreaking date.