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Dual elections causing confusion among Nevada Republican voters

You wanted to know: what's being done to address homelessness in Las Vegas? Investigative reporter Darcy Spears hit the streets with a City of Las Vegas outreach team to see their efforts first-hand.

13 Investigates: What's being done to address homelessness in the Las Vegas Valley?

In the new contract between CCEA and CCSD, the pay scale is changing to reflect educational experience and years of teaching, but that only applies to new employees. Darcy Spears reports.

Under new CCSD contract, tenured teachers say they are making less than rookies

After watching Channel 13 coverage of the Perez family adjusting to life in Southern Nevada after being devastated by the Lahaina wildfires in Hawaii last year, Henderson locals stepped up to help.

Henderson locals stepping up to help family impacted by devastating Lahaina fires

The non-profit Parent Leadership Team is hoping to get Spanish-speaking families to become more involved in the education of their students. Our Jhovani Carrillo speaks to parents and non-profit organizers.

How a local non-profit hopes to connect Spanish-speaking families and CCSD

The Vegas Thrill held their first practice ahead of the season, and it's safe to say the team will show their chemistry on the court. Nick Walters reports.

Vegas Thrill 'fired up' for inaugural season. See their first practice as a team

KTNV's Jaewon Jung spoke to residents of northwest Las Vegas who are also in sports, health, and restaurant businesses. All told Jung the same message: the northwest area is growing.

Northwest Las Vegas grows with new roads, businesses. Residents see the change firsthand

It was an unprecedented week of coaching changes across the NFL. Nick Walters and local sports radio host Lindsey Brown discuss the news and how it impacts the Raiders.

How will major coaching changes in the NFL impact the Las Vegas Raiders?

Las Vegas police say they are working with the Nevada unemployment department (DETR) to investigate possible fraud after a traffic stop near Palace Station over the weekend.  More: https://www.ktnv.com/news/crime/las-vegas-police-find-meth-45k-multiple-detr-unemployment-cards-during-traffic-stop

Las Vegas police find meth, $45K, multiple DETR unemployment cards during traffic stop

UNLV officials, including the president, held a meeting at the Student Union ballroom to discuss safety, mental health and other operations as students and faculty prepare to head back to campus. Jhovani Carrillo reports.

UNLV discusses campus operations, security, and mental health during meeting

Who will the Las Vegas Raiders choose as their next head coach - the fan favorite Antonio Pierce or experience-backed Jim Harbaugh? Nick Walters and Johnny Resendiz report. For more, see ktnv.com/raiders

Who will be the next head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders?

Channel 13 Weather Forecast for January 15

Cool with some clouds for MLK Day

Channel 13 anchor Joe Moeller wanted to find out if some recently installed safety rumble strips are making a difference at a once-problematic intersection and what else can be done to deter illegal street racing.

Rumble strips deter illegal street racing in parts of the Las Vegas Valley. What else can be done?

Representatives from the ACLU and NAACP addressed the recently released bodycam footage showing a CCSD officer slamming a student to the ground.

ACLU, NAACP addresses recently released footage showing CCSD officer slamming student