A second booster is now available at Health District clinics and pharmacies locations across the valley. The FDA has approved a fourth dose for the immuno-compromised and those over 50. Dr. David Weismiller from Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV explains and answers questions and concerns.
A second booster is now available at Health District clinics and pharmacies locations across the valley. The FDA has approved a fourth dose for the immuno-compromised and those over 50. Dr. David Weismiller from Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV explains and answers questions and concerns.
CCSD police are cracking down on drivers speeding through school zones as summer school sessions started across the valley.
The lights of Hollywood could soon be shining in Las Vegas through the largest proposed tax-break bill in Nevada history, but neighbors around one of the potential production studio sites are divided on moviemaking in their backyard.
Though the Las Vegas valley hasn't hit its prime summer temperatures just yet, the heat can turn deadly for anyone inside a hot car. North Las Vegas Firefighters volunteered to give 8 News Now an exclusive look at how rapidly your body can react to the heat in a locked car.
Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo signed another important budget bill on Thursday, bringing 12% raises to state employees starting in July.
A new AARP Fraud Watch Network survey showed the majority of Americans believe fraud has hit a crisis level. 8 News Now took a closer look at why so few people report their fraud experience.
Former UNLV basketball recruit Zaon Collins waived his right to a preliminary hearing Thursday morning, more than two years after he was accused in a deadly DUI crash.
Lombardo signs off on ‘historic’ $12B educational funding bill for Nevada schools
AB 330 and AB 285 are similar in that students as young as 8 years old can be expelled if they're caught with a gun or assault a teacher.
As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, the Vegas Strong Resiliency Center hosted a panel sharing different strategies for dealing with trauma. One of the panelists included a 1 October shooting survivor.
Jobs, education and art are all part of the deal offered by SB496, "The Film Bill" that's under consideration in Carson City.
