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On Monday, the Nevada Secretary of State's office opened applications for the Task Force on Safe Sidewalk Vendors.

Metro police say xylazine, better known as “tranq” on the street, played a role in at least four overdose deaths in the valley since 2020.

KTNV's anchor Abel Garcia speaks to an officer with University Police Services and a UNLV student to dig deeper about the staffing shortage happening with the service.

College students return to campus for the first day of school

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Former Department of Defense workers hold fundraiser to raise funds for new compensation bill

Officials said 100 percent of the proceeds from streaming the Cure 4 The Kids Foundation's Christmas music will go to advancing cures and preventing diseases. Isabella Martin reports.

Channel 13's Paulina Bucka takes us inside a local fundraiser held earlier this week, raising funds for former Department of Defense workers exposed to radiation at the Nevada Test and Training Range.

Channel 13's Abel Garcia was allowed to travel to Mt. Charleston for the first time following Tropical Storm Hilary, which caused widespread damage in the Spring Mountains.

Channel 13's Alyssa Bethencourt speaks with one local exterminator who says he's getting calls like never before about major mosquito problems in the valley.

On display at the LVMPD Foundation's "Lunch with the Sheriff" were the latest gadgets police use to help keep the community safe. Sgt. Brandon Borden highlighted a newly acquired robot dog, which will soon be deployed in the field. Isabella Martin reports.

In a heartwarming effort to aid the victims of the devastating Maui fires, 12-year-old Ellie Yanaga has extended her baking and decorating business's mission. Isabella Martin reports.

The closure of the Spring Mountain Recreation Area has been extended indefinitely, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

As Tropical Storm Hilary approaches the valley, ensuring the entire community's safety is paramount, particularly homeless individuals who often seek shelter in tunnels. Isabella Martin reports.

Nevada State Police say a driver was killed in a collision with a tractor trailer on U.S. 95 in the southeast Las Vegas Valley on Friday morning.

Nevada State Police Trooper RaeAnn Brems details the shutdown of northbound lanes of U.S. 95 near Russell Road after a fatal collision on Friday morning.

Damaging floodwaters swept through Mt. Charleston over the weekend as the remnants of Tropical Storm Hilary crossed over the Las Vegas Valley. (Video courtesy Brian Herrick)

Flood waters from Tropical Storm Hilary swept through Mt. Charleston over the weekend, dealing heavy damage to major roads and property. Nearly a week later, the community is still digging out. Find more updates on this story at www.ktnv.com

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Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is responding to an officer-involved shooting that left one officer injured in the east valley on Friday morning.

CCEA union members are rallying at CCSD's Board of Trustees meeting once again Thursday to voice their concerns during public comment. Alyssa Bethencourt reports.

The Just One Project and Health Plan of Nevada opened a by-appointment, no-cost family community market at a CCSD site Thursday.

Hear from UNLV Rebel football players and coaches as they prepare for the college football season. Johnny Resendiz reports.