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Travelers at LAS were surprised by local Rancho High School mariachi band and dance students to celebrate Mexican Independence Day.

The Culinary Union has announced an agreement with Fontainebleau Las Vegas to give resort workers the right to decide whether to unionize.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced on Friday that more than $4.5 million would be available for use in Death Valley National Park to support ongoing repairs in the area.

The annual Greek Food Festival Fires up in its 50th year at Saint John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church in Las Vegas. It is the longest-running festival in Nevada.

According to a press release, the area is also home to several vineyards owned by Foley Family Wines.

A big convention dedicated to emerging technologies is set to kick off on Wednesday at the World Market Center in downtown Las Vegas.

Nevada became the 7th state to legalize human composting or natural organic reduction by passing Assembly Bill 289. Another alternative is water-based cremation.

KTNV's anchor Tricia Kean speaks to the president of the Vegas Golden Knights at the BREATHE! Convention to see how new technology can enhance the fan experience at games.

Robert Taylor moved into his apartment in February. At the time, he says there were no issues but claims things took a turn in August after monsoon storms caused flooding on the property.

According to a post on X, a ransomware group called 'ALPHV', also known as Black Cat, is claiming responsibility for the MGM Resorts cyberattack.