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As food banks across the Valley ask for donations coming out of a summer plagued by inflation, Catholic Charities and the Las Vegas Aviators are hosting a Cereal Drive at Thursday night's game.

A Nevada medical examiner identified the remains, which were found months ago, and has confirmed the identity of the individual, including a name.

On Thursday morning, lines were forming outside of the DMV in Spring Valley. People claimed they did not know about the appointment-only policy.

While tornados aren't a common occurrence in the West, they happen here more often than you may think. Meteorologist Bree Guy tells you why.

Student loan forgiveness is up on the federal table. If the President does in fact decide to move forward with the forgiveness, Nevadans could get a big chunk of their education fees erased.

Investing in a fluid future. Governor Steve Sisolak praising Nevada's current water conservation efforts and announcing the creation of a new water committee.

The woman he shot was "likely a professional staff member" of the Harris County Sheriffs Office, according to Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez.

If you build it, they will protest. A group of homeowners in a Henderson neighborhood are pushing back against a proposed road being built in the area.

A new dashboard monitoring the spread of Monkeypox is now available to the public on the Southern Nevada Health District website. The dashboard is like the one used for the monitoring of Covid-19.

Despite another cut to our state’s water allocation, Nevada remains a leader in water conservation efforts. But with no end to the drought in sight, the SNWA says your help to save water is vital