City Cast Las Vegas

Las Vegas Has a Road Rage Problem, a City v. County Fire Dispute, and a Twerkout Workout?

Is road rage on the rise in Las Vegas? It’s hard to quantify, but the data from the last five years suggests it could be — so what’s to blame? Then we get into the disput

Everything You Need to Know Before Voting in Las Vegas. Plus, the Best Voting Sites

Election Day is just around the corner, so we’re getting you ready to cast your ballot with our City Cast Las Vegas voter guide. Nevada Current deputy editor April Corbin

‘Your City Could Be Better’: A St. Paul Cell Phone Ban Teens Might Actually Like — Presented By City Cast Las Vegas

Another Las Vegas school year has begun — how are cell phones being handled? In Minnesota, one high school is demonstrating that a strict no-phone school day can work, an

Strip Selfie Crackdown, Clark County vs. Street Vendors, and a New Breakfast Burrito Spot

A selfie on a Strip bridge could land you in jail for six months — and that's just the start of what host Jesse Merrick and local filmmaker Jason Harris are untangling th

The Mayoral Races to Watch, AG Ford Recruits Influencers, and the Best Festivals This Weekend

Henderson and North Las Vegas both have mayoral runoffs on the ballot, so we break down the races and explain how the mayors of our metro's smaller cities interact with a

The Most Vegas Lawsuit Ever, Durango Loses Local Restaurants, and Our Vegas Obsessions!

A tourist is suing The Nerd bar in Fremont after getting injured when she was thrown off their giant mechanical p*nis, a wild headline that got us thinking about the stat

First Friday's Future After a Deadly Shooting in the Arts District

A fight between teenagers at the 24th anniversary of First Friday in the Arts District ended in tragedy when a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed, and two others were in

The Best Places to Hike in Las Vegas

The temps are dropping in the valley, so that means it's time to get back outside. Today on City Cast Las Vegas, we're getting you geared up for hiking season. Local outd

‘Your City Could Be Better’: This Basketball Court Is Saving Residents From Floods — Presented By City Cast Las Vegas

When Las Vegas looks for inspiration for the future, does it look to the Netherlands? That’s what designers and officials in New York City did in order to integrate flood

Controversy Rocks the Governor's Race, Illegal Rat Dumping, and Good News Friday

There's some new drama in the governor's race after allegations surfaced that Attorney General Aaron Ford sought to pardon a pregnant woman's killer, but there's more to

Henderson Says No to ICE, What the School Board Actually Does, and What to Do this Weekend

Henderson's police chief just rejected ICE's request to expand its presence in Southern Nevada, but will that squash ICE's attempts at gaining a larger footprint in the v

Your Guide to October 2026 in Las Vegas

Spooky season is here! So where are the best places around town to get in on the Halloween Spirit and enjoy all that fall has to offer in Vegas? From haunted houses, to h

Emergency School Funding, the Battle for an NBA Arena, and Vegas' Vibiest Coffee Shop

CCSD was staring down $51 million in budget cuts, but Gov. Joe Lombardo just approved emergency funding to give school districts temporary relief. What's the long-term fi

Your Guide to the Nevada Governor's Race

The Nevada governor's race is heating up with less than two months to go, and there's a lot to unpack. We sat down with Nevada Independent Capital Bureau Chief Tabitha Mu

‘Your City Could Be Better’: How One Oregon City is Lowering Energy Costs — Presented By City Cast Las Vegas

What’s a seemingly small project in Las Vegas that’s made a big difference? In the Oregon suburb of Tualatin, a drinking water pipe has just been fitted with a seamless e

Would You Live at Wayne Newton's Estate? Plus, How to Celebrate 9 to 5 Day

Wayne Newton's nearly 40-acre former Las Vegas compound could soon become a luxury home community, but is this the best use of Mr. Las Vegas' former home? Nevada has more

Will Caesars Change Under New Ownership? Plus, the Media Coverage of Carrot Top

Caesars Entertainment shareholders just approved Tilman Fertitta's $17.6 billion takeover bid, so what does it actually mean for the Strip, and how much of a difference w

Committee Alters Murals with AI. Plus, Las Vegas Is Ripping Grass Out of Parks

A proposed Business Improvement District is dividing property and business owners in the Arts District as many wrestle with whether it's necessary for the area to continu

Can Data Centers Fund Our School District? Plus, What the Paramount/Warner Settlement Means for Nevada

Governor Lombardo's new executive order on data centers promises guardrails — but is it really just a welcome mat in disguise? Creative Producer Jacob Solis hosts Nevada

Where to Find Locally Grown Food in Las Vegas

The recent cyclosporiasis outbreak had a lot of us rethinking our food choices, so we brought in farmer and food justice advocate Cheyenne Kyle and food writer Brent Holm