Las Vegas honors Oct. 1 victims, an audit faults CCSD recruiting trips, Brightline West's sister company files for bankruptcy, and schools mark Week of Respect.

Southern Nevada overdose deaths fall, lawmakers seek answers on public-land data centers and Callville Bay Marina adjusts docks as Lake Mead declines.

The Health District attributes the decline to increased naloxone and test-strip saturation.

Nevada schools get emergency funding, federal fuel economy rules are scaled back and an I-11/U.S. 95 pavement project begins in central Las Vegas.

The Review-Journal's John Katsilometes gives an update on the latest Strip entertainment headlines

Nevada highlights trusted election tools, the BLM puts $30 million toward wild horse fertility control and an $18.8 billion MGM Resorts acquisition proposal is withdrawn.

Yvette Fernandez, a reporter for Nevada Public Radio, discusses some of the big economic news stories out of her state.