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If you can't find hand sanitizer, you can make your own. But, you need to make sure you use the right ingredients.

Las Vegas officials speak from Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department headquarters about local George Floyd protests.

Gov. Sisolak extends Nevada's eviction moratorium for 45 days.

Here is this week's roundup of Positively Las Vegas stories.

Ahead of another release of Nevada 2020 Election results on Saturday, Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske and Deputy Secretary of State for Elections WayneThorley spoke to KTNV’s Dave Courvoisier to talk about the state of the 2020 elections in Nevada, why the count afterwards is taking many days, how various lawsuits by the GOP has impacted the vote count, what could have been done differently to make this election better, and the work being done by Clark County Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria and various officials throughout the state.

Nevada Gov. Sisolak gives a COVID-19 vaccine update for the state.

Today, Governor Sisolak and other government officials gather to honor every victim in the 1 October shooting at the Sunrise Ceremony.

Gov. Sisolak extends the "Nevada Pause" and provides a COVID-19 vaccine update for Nevada.

A man killed himself after shooting at a woman several times as she drove away from a home near Dean Martin and Wigwam Parkway. Breaking news.

Gov. Sisolak give COVID-19 update and vaccine information for Nevada.

Watch the full 2021 State of Nevada address from Gov. Steve Sisolak.

Welcome to this Bridging the Divide special as we celebrate Black History Month 2022. Over the next 30 minutes, we’ll celebrate important moments of Black history in Las Vegas and showcase people making a difference in the community every day -- from a man who’s on a mission to combat bullying to a woman writing her own rules and redefining what it means to be a Black woman in the field of law. Find these stories on ktnv.com/BlackHistoryMonth.

It's been 25 years since the focus in Las Vegas quickly shifted from a Mike Tyson fight to a shooting just off the Las Vegas Strip. Rap superstar Tupac Shakur was murdered in Las Vegas in 1996. The murder has been shrouded in mystery for years, but 13 Action News is answering some long-simmering questions about the death of the music icon.

Gov. Sisiolak gives Nevada COVID-19 update, saying we are not rounding the corner and cases are on the rise.

Honor Flight a 13 Action News salute to veterans sponsored by Albertsons and Vons Foundations.

Paige Gasper, a victim of the October 1 Las Vegas mass shooting has filed a lawsuit against MGM resorts. Her family and attorneys provided details in a press conference.

A large group of protesters took over the Las Vegas Strip in demanding justice for George Floyd. This aired live during the 6 p.m. broadcast Friday.

13 Action News held a special production on bridging the divide on the topic of race and health disparities found in Southern Nevada.

An Indiana woman's wedding dress was stolen from her porch and she wants it back. She has hung a sign on the front of her house, asking the thief to return the stolen package.

13 Investigates weekly special for the week ending May 29.

With reports of coronavirus in Las Vegas, it’s more important than ever to focus on the facts and avoid myths and fears. 13 Action News brought a panel of experts to answer your questions while hosting a live coronavirus special - Facts Not Fear.

A person was killed in a house fire near Charleston and Lamb boulevards on Saturday.

Las Vegas police were responding to a domestic disturbance call at Sienna Suites on Boulder Highway when they heard an unrelated gunshot.

Watch the full Veteran's Voice special that aired on Veterans Day, November 11, 2019.

Las Vegas police are investigating a homicide in the southwest part of the valley at an apartment complex on Warm Springs Road, between Fort Apache Road and Durango Drive. We have learned from police the incident is a deadly shooting and investigators continue to look for the shooter. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555. You can remain anonymous. Visit ktnv.com to watch the full police update.