Las Vegas Local Buzz

Local real estate experts say the Southern Nevada housing market numbers from 2025 are no cause for concern because the higher-end market has remained strong with sales.

The 44th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade will kick off Monday, Jan. 19, in downtown Las Vegas.

A new public art installation has been unveiled at the Las Vegas Civic Center, celebrating both the city's architectural heritage and personal family history.

Bureau of Reclamation outlines five proposals that could affect Lake Mead and Lake Powell

Leaders gathered in North Las Vegas to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new affordable apartment community Tuesday.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is sharing more insight into the most dangerous sections of road in our valley.

2025 was a year that tested Las Vegas in ways few could have imagined, from moments of fear and heartbreak to resilience and pride.

Channel 13 reporter Shellye Leggett puts the Vegas Loop to the test so you can know what to expect if you decide to try it for yourself.

State-of-the-art updates to Legacy Campus expected to attract record convention attendance and boost economic impact

Despite Lake Mead's decline, Las Vegas's water supply is secured by a $1.3B "third intake" and world-leading recycling that reuses 99% of indoor water.

Tricia Kean tours the International School of Hospitality and gets a firsthand look at how gaming and hospitality workers can expand their skillsets.

Sports and cocktails and food, oh my! The holy trinity goes hand in hand with watching any game and we’ve rounded up some of the city’s top hot spots in which to enjoy this union. 

Channel 13 reporters have been following this issue for months of back-and-forth between city council members and the public.

EV owner worries 'daily demand charge' could increase monthly bill substantially when it takes effect next April.

Southern Nevada's primary water source showed stability through October 2025, with Lake Mead and Lake Powell reservoir levels remaining relatively unchanged from the previous month.

Waymo, the autonomous driving technology company, is expanding to Las Vegas in the summer of 2026.

Las Vegas is no stranger to self-driving cars, with Amazon launching Zoox in September.

There are few dining experiences that linger in your mind longer than a great steak dinner. Close your eyes and picture the one you’ll never forget: maybe it was the restaurant itself, where the vibe just made you hungry; maybe it was the service, making you feel relaxed and happy; maybe it was the appearance when your cut hit the table, cooked to absolute perfection; maybe it was the way the knife glided through the meat effortlessly; or maybe it was that perfect combo of steak and sauce, whether it be peppercorn, bearnaise, bordelaise, chimichurri or horseradish—or heck, even A.1.!

With tariffs and market changes pushing up car prices, more people across the Las Vegas Valley are turning to used cars as an affordable option.

Starting Wednesday, Nevada businesses will be able to deliver sealed alcoholic beverages directly to customers' homes alongside their meals under a new state law. 

Some restaurants across the Las Vegas Strip have a secret: From steak and sushi to Italian and American, the cuisines run the gamut.

If you are looking for a great glass of wine, there is no shortage of venues all over Vegas that can satisfy the desire.

While Las Vegas is unapologetically a city of over-the-top indulgences—and we love this—it is also a city that knows good deals.

Leaders of biggest cities speak at Vegas Chamber luncheon

Abel Garcia spoke with CCSD Superintendent Jhone Ebert about everything from traffic safety, growth in the student population and teacher retention

Two communities in Southern Nevada are among the top spots nationwide for homebuilders’ sales this year, even as buyers pull back locally and across the country.

A big homebuilder is developing a subdivision on the edge of the Las Vegas Valley, carving the project into a patch of desert tucked behind a hillside.

No taxes on tips and overtime will likely come to fruition as a major tax policy heads to President Donald Trump’s desk.

Two decades ago, the hit-and-run death of off-duty Metropolitan Police Department officer Don Albietz while biking near Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area spurred a local advocacy group into action.

Las Vegas has the fourth lowest property tax rate of major metropolitan areas, says a new report from ATTOM Data, a real estate analyst.

We're still unpacking what the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut of the year and what that means for you and your wallet.

The law goes into effect on Wednesday, Oct. 1 and will force all landlords to reveal any hidden fees on your bill.

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — On Wednesday, Channel 13 told you about potential changes to regulations surrounding residential septic systems that are worrying local homeowners, who tell us they're confused, frustrated, and feel like their concerns are falling on deaf ears.

The White House is moving forward with a deal that would allow the U.S. government to take a small equity stake in a Canadian company that is developing one of the world’s largest lithium mines in northern Nevada, an official said.

A new bookstore is opening in the south Las Vegas Valley, specializing in antique and rare books.

Planet Fitness has announced the return of its High School Summer Pass program.

Clark County is now expected to break 3 million residents by 2045, according to a new report from The Center for Business and Economic Research at UNLV.

The plan to connect the Boring Co.’s Vegas Loop with Harry Reid International Airport is becoming clearer.

A new report says over 12,000 homes are currently on the market in the Las Vegas Valley, marking a significant rise in housing inventory.

Nevada just passed 15 surprising new laws. From cocktails to crackdowns. Here’s what could change for you.

Las Vegas (KSNV) — The City of Henderson Animal Care and Control, with support from Petco Love, is offering free vaccinations for dogs and cats this Sunday, June 22.

Work to widen a stretch of the 215 Beltway in Henderson will kick off this weekend.

Your house can now become your best friend with artificial intelligence.

Roseman University of Health Sciences announced Monday.

A new private school aimed at providing individualized learning for children is coming to Summerlin this fall.

Clark County teenagers can sign up for a free summer program full of sports and arts classes.

Injecting a microchip into a dog or cat is swift procedure that is done in the least painful manner possible, according to animal advocates.

Two new retailers are bringing the bling to a north Las Vegas Strip hotel-casino.

A popular thrift store is opening an outlet southwest of Las Vegas, offering steep discounts.

The new legislation sparked after the death of an English bulldog left in extreme heat and provides harsher penalties for animal cruelty resulting in death

A local developer has drawn up plans for a new subdivision for residents of a sinking North Las Vegas neighborhood.

The Henderson City Council approved the proposed redevelopment of an office complex.

Henderson is the third-fastest growing city in the country per capita over the past decade, according to a new study.

Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada is selling raffle tickets for a chance to win a townhouse in North Las Vegas.

New places to eat, shop, and treat yourself are on the way—and we’ve got the scoop. Head to the link below to check it out!

This piece discusses University Medical Center's (UMC) significant renovations and its commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology, enhancing trauma care services, and expanding medical training programs to address the growing healthcare needs of Southern Nevada.

Area15 is showing off its 10-acre expansion, making room for the new restaurants, retail partners and experiences such as Universal Horror Unleashed.

Located on 61 acres in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, Symphony Park is the city of Las Vegas' premier development that is home to arts, culture, science and medicine.

Developers of The English Hotel have kicked off a big project to add several buildings around their Arts District property. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Nevada and the Bureau of Land Management have agreed to share data on public lands that could be released for future development.

The Boring Co. is looking at a pair of sites for Vegas Loop stations that could serve patrons going to and from Sphere.

A luxury health club chain expects to start building a new location in Las Vegas in the next few months.

Las Vegas has the fourth lowest property tax rate of major metropolitan areas, says a new report from ATTOM Data, a real estate analyst.

Two homebuilders have purchased land tracts in Summerlin for more than $45 million combined after drawing up plans for new subdivisions.

It’s getting hotter every year in Clark County, and shade from trees is one of the highly recommended solutions.

The Bureau of Land Management sold over $16.5 million of land in the Las Vegas Valley in an online sale Monday.

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Two new multi-level housing units are on the way for the healthcare community of Las Vegas.

Nearly a decade after plans to build homes on the defunct Badlands golf course devolved into a protracted and costly legal fight, the Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday found itself back where it started: facing angry criticism and a threat of a new lawsuit over another housing development for the property.

In a community dominated by Italian villa-style homes, Tri Pointe Homes’ new La Cova Community aims to bring the European hillside into the mix.

A luxury homebuilder has set out to develop a condo complex for snowbirds near Red Rock Resort.

The bakery takes its name, in part, from the notoriously dangerous wave to surf, including the famed Pipeline surf break on the North Shore of Oahu.

The Hat, the Southern California restaurant renowned for its pastrami dip sandwiches, is finally making its way to Las Vegas.

A Las Vegas apartment developer is celebrating the debut of its newest affordable senior-housing complex next week.

Las Vegas (KSNV) — The Las Vegas Aviators are back and ready to continue their strong season.

Las Vegas (KSNV) — One of Southern Nevada's largest back-to-school fairs has announced dates for its upcoming event next month.