Jarah Wright is a Digital Producer for KTNV Channel 13 Action News, focusing on local news in the Las Vegas area. With experience in journalism and digital media, Jarah covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, community events, and human interest stories.
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By: Jarah Wright
The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services are looking for Luis Cutie, a vulnerable individual that could need help.
A motorcyclist is dead following a crash on W. Badura Avenue and S. Jones Boulevard on Friday night.
By: Jarah Wright
Idina Menzel, Howie Mandel, Nate Jackson, and Everclear are just some of the acts that announced performances across the Las Vegas valley this week.
Two people are dead after not stopping at red and white warning signs, crashed through a section of signs, and hit a concrete barrier before erupting into flames.
By: Jarah Wright
LEE CANYON (KTNV) — Thanks to recent snowfall, skiers and snowboarders will get the chance to enjoy the outdoors a little longer.
By: Jarah Wright
Lee Canyon officials have announced they're extending the skiing and snowboarding season into May after recent snowfall.
By: Jarah Wright
For the fourth year in a row, the Reggae Rise Up festival is returning to downtown Las Vegas and organizers have announced this year's lineup.
By: Jarah Wright
A Henderson student and Las Vegas student beat out over 1,500 other students to place in the top three of a NASA competition,
By: Jarah Wright
Clark County's Office of Public Arts is inviting artists to submit their pieces commemorating Juneteenth by exploring what the holiday or freedom means to the Black community.
By: Jarah Wright
The Department of Justice has announced Nevada will receive over $1 million to implement a state-run hate crime reporting hotline.
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