Isabella Martin

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Two Las Vegas high school students are making a difference by addressing period poverty and supporting underserved communities through their nonprofit,

Six student artists and one staff member collaborated to create the mural. They were selected for their ability to embody themes of healing, memory, and unity while honoring those killed one year ago.

As Natalie Matarazzo prepares for graduation, she reflects on the strength she's gained through her experiences, including the tragedy UNLV experienced last year.

The shopping spree, a 27-year tradition, is organized by the North Las Vegas Police Department. Children are chosen through local organizations and paired with officers during the shopping trip.

For residents in the area, the intersection at Skye Village Road and Eagle Canyon Avenue has long been a source of concern.

Several road projects are underway in Henderson, meaning some commutes could be impacted. Drivers are encouraged to use traffic apps to navigate construction impacts and find alternative routes.

The Lion Habitat Ranch, a nonprofit sanctuary in Henderson, has launched a pet supply drive to support animals affected by the fires by collecting food and blankets to assist shelters.

Students from across the country, including right here in the Las Vegas Valley, will gather at the Las Vegas City Council Chambers for an immersive tech experience as the annual Tech Summit.

Norma Collins had a dream six years ago that has since blossomed into the Red Hat Soul Sister Dancers, a group of nearly 30 women who’ve found sisterhood, strength, and joy in movement.

Students at Rancho High School put their culinary skills to the test, preparing and serving a fresh breakfast for nearly 600 students and staff at C.C. Ronnow Elementary School Thursday morning.