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At just six, Justyn Boumah leads with empathy. His dreams are as big as his heart and 13 Action News' Vegas Stronger Champion. → Read More
More than 50 dogs were removed from a residential dog daycare Monday after the Henderson Animal Care and Control shut down the business. → Read More
At the Miss Nevada USA pageant Sunday night, a trans woman was crowned and will represent Nevada in Miss USA. → Read More
Local Vegas LGBTQ community activists said Carl Nassib's surprise announcement Monday will have a far-reaching impact on sports and youth. → Read More
As COVID-19 vaccine rates slow across Nevada, leaders are getting creative to get people vaccinated. They're going small with door-to-door campaigns in targeted communities and big with a statewide campaign and proposed national lottery. → Read More
Ten Alzheimer's patients from Southern Nevada participated in clinical trials for the newly FDA-approved drug treatment option, the first in 18 years. → Read More
Michele Josue was Matthew Shepard's friend. They went to high school together and became good friends in theater. Josue produced a film years after Matthew's death, 'Matthew Shepard is a Friend of Mine." → Read More
KTNV has been fielding calls and emails from frustrated claimants who say they can't file their weekly claims because of a system error message. DETR said it is working to resolve the issue but did not provide a timeline of when it could be fixed. → Read More
Many Vegas Golden Knights fans say they would comfortable and ready to pack T-Mobile Arena again if capacity expands for later potential playoff rounds. → Read More
Touro University hosted an in-person graduation ceremony Monday for about 200 medical students and their families and friends. → Read More
Running a small business takes a lot of work and determination. One local young woman certainly has those necessary qualities! But as 13 Action News Anchor Jackie Kostek reports, she's crediting much of her success to the support from the Las Vegas community. → Read More
Millennial entrepreneur and real estate investor Dontae Scott runs the non-profit, Housing Assistance Corporation, which helps people stay in their homes, beautify the neighborhood and take pride in their community. → Read More
As Las Vegas Realtors reported record-high home prices for the second-straight month, home buyers are waiting on interest lists for neighborhoods being built in Summerlin West. → Read More
CCSD has said they would not allow spectators at any CCSD sporting events this spring, but families are pressuring the district - saying they can do so safely and it may be the last time they get to watch their loved one compete. → Read More
On Monday, vaccine eligibility will expand to all Nevadans 16 years and older, the largest group to become eligible since the vaccination program began. → Read More
More than a year after COVID-19 shutdowns led to public playgrounds being closed and basketball hoops removed, public parks have reopened, but many still don't have hoops. → Read More
For the first time in more than a year, NASCAR fans are back at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for weekend races. → Read More
One year ago, Ronald Pipkins drove himself to the VA Medical Center in North Las Vegas. Three days later, he was diagnosed with COVID-19, the first confirmed case in the state. → Read More
CCSD Supt. Jesus Jara says the state's recent relaxing of some COVID-19 restrictions may allow for some larger, in-person celebrations to happen -- but no decisions have been made. → Read More
Brick and mortar businesses in the Arts District are pushing back against a proposed food truck lot saying the way the plan is being pushed through is 'unethical and irresponsible.' → Read More