Hiker Heroically Rescued After Hours Lost in Valley of Fire A recent incident in Las Vegas saw the LVMPD Search and Rescue team successfully locate a hiker who had been missing for approximately five hours in the challenging terrain of Valley of Fire. This dramatic rescue highlights the unwavering dedication of local emergency services, ensuring a positive outcome for the overdue individual. The Initial Disappearance and Search Launch The incident began when a hiker, reported … Read More

Vegas Like a Local: Insider Tips to Save & Explore Even as Las Vegas locals, it’s easy to get caught in the city’s dazzling, yet sometimes overpriced, tourist traps. But with a few insider strategies, you can enjoy the best of Vegas, discover hidden gems, and keep more money in your wallet. Read on for our top tips to experience your city like a true insider. Navigating the City: Beyond the Casino Bubble Discover Downtown’s … Read More

Celebrating a Local Hero: Leavitt Middle School’s History Teacher of the Year Las Vegas is buzzing with pride as Mitchell Kalin, a recently retired history teacher from Leavitt Middle School, has been honored as Nevada’s 2025 Gilder Lehrman History Teacher of the Year. This prestigious recognition celebrates his exceptional dedication and innovative approach to bringing history to life for his students, marking a significant moment for local education. A Legacy of Engaging History Education The … Read More

Staying Safe This Halloween: A Call for Vigilance in Las Vegas As Las Vegas families prepare for Halloween festivities, a somber reminder of recent tragedies looms. Following three child traffic deaths this month, local parents and Clark County officials are urging heightened vigilance and implementing new safety measures to protect trick-or-treaters across the valley. Recent Tragedies: A Stark Reminder Just this month, Channel 13 reported on three valley children—two 12-year-olds and one 10-year-old—who were tragically … Read More

Las Vegas Mourns 12-Year-Old, Urges E-Scooter Safety The Las Vegas community is grappling with profound grief after the tragic death of 12-year-old Jovonn “JoJo” Magee-Thomas, who was killed in an e-scooter accident last month. His passing highlights a concerning surge in traffic fatalities across the region, prompting calls for greater safety and stricter regulations for e-scooters and similar vehicles. Community Mourns a Young Life Jovonn “JoJo” Magee-Thomas was remembered at a packed service at Abundant … Read More

LVMPD’s Hispanic Citizens’ Academy Boosts Trust with Media Training The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) is continually investing in its community, most recently through its impactful Hispanic Citizens’ Academy. This 12-week program, designed to bridge gaps and foster trust, recently delved into the crucial area of media relations, offering participants a unique insight into how information shapes public perception and safety across our diverse city. Building Bridges for a Stronger Las Vegas Community Operating … Read More

Thanksgiving Travel Made Easy: Las Vegas and Beyond Forget the stress of traditional holiday gatherings this year. For Las Vegas locals looking to embrace a different kind of Thanksgiving, or those considering staying put, new data reveals that travel costs are surprisingly affordable, with Las Vegas itself ranking as a top budget-friendly destination. Thanksgiving Getaways Are More Affordable Than Ever If you’ve been dreaming of a Thanksgiving escape without breaking the bank, now might be … Read More