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Here in the valley, having a pool tops the backyard wish list for many. Next on that list is a basketball court, or tennis, or maybe pickleball. One Nevada Built company says, there's no reason to have to choose, you can have them all.

Clark County election officials are making sure voters know where to find polling locations come Primary Election Day on Tuesday, June 14.

A beam that fell onto a Las Vegas officer's car which killed him has been reconstructed, and many have been nervous about passing under the new structure. Sean DeLancey spoke to Nevada Department of Transportation officials about the situation.

Nevada has had 144 fatal crashes this year - 75 percent have taken place in Clark County.

An incident in the southbound lanes of U.S. 95 near the 215 northern beltway shut down traffic and impacted the morning commute on Friday.

Anyone under the age of 21 is not allowed to buy or use tobacco products in the state of Nevada, which has grown illegal usage and selling in certain areas.

With rising temperatures, Southern Nevadans are spending time at pools to cool off.

A local Southern Nevada non-profit, Baby's Bounty, has distributed baby care packages for 12 years, but they added diaper banks early in the pandemic and formula distribution in response to recent empty shelves.

Three Square Food Bank's "Restaurant Week" begins to give back to those in need.

Las Vegas scientists are testing human waste to see if the Monkeypox pathogen is present, so far there are no confirmed cases.