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Safety concerns raised on first day of school

Clark County has gone back to school and the first day wasn't without its fair share of trouble. → Read More

Getting to the bottom of traffic light timing

If you feel some traffic lights take a little too long to turn green, you're not along. 8 News Now wanted to find out what's involved in timing the lights. → Read More

Some voters unaware of primary election, candidates

Tuesday is primary election day and according to the Clark County website, there are almost one million people eligible to vote in the Las Vegas valley. → Read More

Pot-sniffing dog helps curb employee theft at local marijuana dispensary

Security at marijuana dispensaries is paramount and man's best friend is helping keep people honest. → Read More

New gun crackdown technology experimenting in two valley neighborhoods

As some parts of the valley have been plagued by violence, police are looking for new ways to cut down on crime. → Read More

Vendors to get equipment back from Route 91 festival site

Almost a month after the 1 October shooting, Route 91 vendors will finally be able to pick up their property later this week. → Read More

CCSD Police handle recent rash of violence

In another case of violence at at CCSD campus, school police used pepper spray to break up a fight at Western High School Tuesday. → Read More

Questions raised about security changes at Las Vegas hotels

The Las Vegas Strip is already one of the most secure tourist destinations in the world but the 1 October shooting showed what's in place cannot stop everything. → Read More

Educators support bill to reimburse teachers for school supplies

Nationwide, teachers collectively have spent $1.6 billion of their own money on school supplies.However, in the state of Nevada there's a bill that will reimburse teachers up to $250 is moving thro... → Read More

Family, friends of slain troops pay tribute on Memorial Day

Every Memorial Day people across the nation honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our country. Ceremonies paying tribute to fallen soldiers were held all across so... → Read More

Sandoval pushes for largest tax hike in Nevada history

More is being learned about Governor Brian Sandoval's amended proposal to fund the state. He calls his tax hike plan a compromise, but critics are calling it worse than the original plan. → Read More

Students learn CSI-style hacking but for good reasons

LAS VEGAS -- With the CBS television show “CSI:Cyber” spiking interest in whitehat hacking, more people are learning how to hack into their own companies.A new class in Las Vegas is teaching students how to do just that, but it's for ethical purposes. 8 News NOW attended the course alongside airmen from Nellis Air Force Base and security personnel from McCarran International Airport. All were… → Read More

Lake Mead expected to reach its lowest level soon

LAS VEGAS -- Lake Mead's water level has dropped to the lowest level it's ever been. The lake has come down well over a 140 feet at its peak, and it's projected to recede even more this summer. Experts say the dam hasn't been this low since it was built. Lake Mead is the primary source of water in Nevada's drought-stricken region, but it's getting low enough where restrictions on how much water… → Read More

'MayPac' pop-up store on Fremont looks to cash in on the fight

A new ‘MayPac' pop-up store that will be selling gear for the two fighters has been erected on the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Fremont Street. → Read More

Tarkanian boy's stroke highlights danger for kids

While the Tarkanian family rallies around 5-year-old Jerry Tarkanian Junior who suffered a stroke Friday, another Las Vegas family is all too familiar with what the Tarkanian's are experiencing. → Read More

Pay-per-view may be best fan option for Mayweather, Pacqauio fig

Tickets for the fight between Mayweather and Pacqauio aren't available yet, but once they go on sale, they're expected to be expensive.Boxing fans who won't be able to afford tickets can watch the ... → Read More

TV stations look to drones for future newsgathering

A new industry is on the verge of taking off in this country and it could affect areas of your daily life. → Read More

Friend says hang gliding victim was an expert

More details of the people involved in the deadly hang gliding incident have come out. Friends say Jonathan Harrison, also known as “Kelly”, was an expert hang glider and was involved in the sport ... → Read More

Valley mom, teen to introduce bill concerning underage drinking

A Las Vegas mother is teaming up with a valley teen in an effort to change a Nevada law involving underage drinking. Kimberly Caipa is working with 18-year-old Rose Asaf to introduce State Senate B... → Read More

Bill could regulate alternative healing professionals

There was a hearing Monday in regards to alternative medicine bill in front of the Committee on Commerce and Labor in Carson City. The bill would make surgeries illegal under the hands of an unlice... → Read More