Alyssa Bethencourt
ABC 13 Las Vegas
El Paso, TX, United States
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Clark County evictions rising following change to rental assistance program
Evictions are ramping up in Clark County partly because of the recent changes that were made to CHAP, also known as the Clark County Housing Assistance Program. → Read More
Heavy wind, rain causes damage to properties across Las Vegas
Wind and rain swept through Las Vegas on Tuesday causing downed trees and power lines across the valley. The debris damaged a number of properties including a home near Green Valley. → Read More
Trash piles up at Mt. Charleston after busy holiday weekend
The mess on the mountain was unavoidable. Visitors left behind everything from broken sleds, styrofoam cups and bottles. → Read More
Report: Car theft is up 40% in Las Vegas compared to numbers in 2022
According to LVMPD, there have been1,485 motor vehicle theft incidents since the start of 2023. That’s a 40% increase compared to this time last year. → Read More
Concerns rise over growing homeless encampments in east Las Vegas
A makeshift homeless encampments growing in the east valley near Desert Inn and Mojave is raising concerns for business owners in the area. → Read More
Clark County unanimously approves making F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix an annual event until at least 2032
On Tuesday morning, Clark County commissioners will consider the possibility of hosting the Las Vegas Grand Prix as an annual event for the next 10 years. → Read More
Furniture trade show returns to Las Vegas, thousands expected to attend
The Las Vegas Market trade show has returned to the World Market Center. The show features the latest in furniture, bedding, interior home decor, and gift products. → Read More
Volunteers disperse throughout Clark County for 2023 Homeless Census
This morning, hundreds of volunteers will disperse across Clark County and work all day to find out how many people are experiencing homelessness locally. → Read More
Annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade returns to downtown Las Vegas for its 41st year
On Monday, the Martin Luther King Jr. parade will roll through downtown Las Vegas. The parade celebrates the life and legacy of the civil rights activist who would have turned 94 this year. → Read More
Las Vegas dance group puts modern twist on a Christmas classic; donate proceeds to CCSD
Owners Paula and Jimi Jordan have added new moves to their production of The Nutcracker with a Latin twist. The show will feature a fusion of Latin and Ballroom dance styles. → Read More
Las Vegas man, who was once homeless, starts non-profit to help those in need
Duke, who was once homeless himself, said he decided to focus on the Las Vegas community after visiting family and realizing there were people living on the streets all across the valley. → Read More
Shopping on Cyber Monday? Here are tips to save securely
On Cyber Monday, 60 million people are expected to shop online for the best discounts. If you’ve waited until today to shop, there’s a few things to look out for to ensure you are shopping securely. → Read More
Las Vegas homeless outreach event aims to help thousands with medical, housing assistance and more
Faculty and students from Touro’s Physician Assistant program will be on hand to provide wellness exams, administer vaccines including COVID-19 and flu, provide blood pressure checks and mammograms. → Read More
Downtown Summerlin kicks off holiday season with parade, ice rink and more
Downtown Summerlin is ringing in the holidays with activities and events. The fun kicks off on Nov. 18 with the Holiday Parade, the opening of the Rock Rink outdoor skating rink and more. → Read More
Glittering Lights back on at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for 2022 holiday season
The annual holiday light show is Nevada's largest drive-thru display, and in year 22, the lights are back with plenty to see. → Read More
Las Vegas Greek Food Festival returns for its 49th year
The Las Vegas Greek Food Festival is returning for its 49th year. The event will feature live music, greek food, greek folk dance performances, and more. → Read More
Las Vegas teens help pass state legislation focused on suicide awareness, mental health resources
The number of suicides in Nevada skyrocketed during the pandemic. Because of that, local teens came together to end the stigma surrounding mental health, plus provide resources to their peers. → Read More
Latinos called the backbone of Las Vegas hospitality
You've heard of southern hospitality. But have you ever heard of Hispanic hospitality? Here in Las Vegas, that term is truer than ever. → Read More
Cannabis consumption lounges move one step closer to opening, operating in Las Vegas
Over the course of the past few months, statewide regulations have been approved, but there are still questions about how the lounges will operate and when those looking to open a lounge could apply. → Read More
Thrift shopping growing in popularity as inflation rises
With inflation at an all time high, the thrifting industry is exploding. People are getting creative with their shopping and even making a little extra cash on the side. → Read More