Bryan Horwath is a Senior Reporter at KTNV Channel 13 Action News. He covers a variety of topics including crime, football, and market trends, with a particular focus on Nevada and Las Vegas. Bryan's work has been featured in prominent local news segments, bringing attention to the issues and events that shape the community.
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Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman says California leaders need to do more to improve Interstate 15 between L.A. and Las Vegas
By: Bryan Horwath
The I-15 crash in California that caused massive freeway travel delays could happen in a more densely populated area, like Las Vegas
By: Bryan Horwath
Construction on Boyd Gaming's planned new casino in Henderson is set to begin later this year, officials say
The 2024-25 school year starts August 12, though the Clark County School District is still looking to hire for open positions
By: Bryan Horwath
Henderson's "Reimagine Boulder Highway" project is set to begin Aug. 19.
By: Bryan Horwath
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A lot of parents and teachers are concerned about safety in our schools.
By: Bryan Horwath
Friday is the final day of the 2024 Black Hat USA conference at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center
By: Bryan Horwath
Potential buyers will now need a written agreement with an agent to even tour a home they're interested in
By: Bryan Horwath
Both major party candidates for president have shown support for a reform on how tip-earners are taxed
By: Bryan Horwath
The Nevada business license for Arcadia Solar NV has been suspended by state regulators and the company now faces fines
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