Nevada Public Radio
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A Las Vegas man is sentenced for firebombing Teslas, health experts warn about opioid-like kratom products and Nevada lawmakers renew their Yucca Mountain push. -
Las Vegas police prepare to identify the Lake Mead barrel victim, declining enrollment strains Nevada schools and a judge blocks a Forest Service reorganization. -
Plus: A solar farm celebrates 10 years operating on an Indigenous reservation and what to see, hear, and do in Las Vegas this week. -
Duane Davis gets 40 years to life in Tupac Shakur’s murder, Nye County faces database reforms and Nevada approves $38 million for attainable housing. -
The Forever One Memorial breaks ground, data centers emerge as a Nevada election issue and F1 preparations bring extensive road closures to the Strip. -
A cartel crackdown nets 144 arrests, the FDA closes a Cyclospora probe, Nevada premiums rise 17%, and Clark County approves veterans housing. -
A detective’s family reaches settlements, an Arts District group opposes a BID, Las Vegas weighs parking cuts, and Allegiant Stadium hosts voters again. -
Plus: Caregiver shortages and what to see, hear, and do in Southern Nevada this week. -
A teen is arrested in the First Friday shooting, fewer marriages cut domestic violence funding, tribes fight prediction markets, and the Aces chase a semifinal win. -
E-mobility injuries rise, Henderson weighs a cybercrime deal, a crypto group backs Rep. Horsford, a study links Western droughts, and the Raiders' run game stalls.
