RJtv for Wednesday, June 30th features a Nuclear Regulatory Commission panel's ruling that the Department of Energy can't withdraw the license application for the nuclear waste storage project. You'll see video from a suspicious device that shut down traffic at one of the city's busiest intersections Tuesday morning. And there's video from an event designed to get help to the homeless - and nearly homeless.
The suspension of a nutrition assistance program will start Thursday due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.
A small wildfire, caused by lightning, is burning in Zion National Park in southern Utah.
Israel and Hamas have agreed to the “first phase” of his peace plan to pause fighting and release at least some hostages and prisoners, U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday.
An officer then falsified an arrest report in order to “manufacture probable cause,” the complaint claims.
Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill launched his 2026 re-election bid, emphasizing crime reduction, tech innovation and stronger community policing.
A British tourist who was critically injured in a Sept. 17 skydiving crash near Las Vegas has been released from the hospital, a spokesperson confirmed.
Commissioners were scheduled to vote Wednesday on plans for a six-story garage just north of Terminal 1 at Harry Reid International Airport.
National Walk & Roll to School Day comes as school district officials seek solutions after vehicles struck and killed two middle school students in the last week.
MGM Resorts International President and CEO Bill Hornbuckle emphasized the international in his appearance before the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
The agreement, which was approved as part of a multiple-item consent zoning commission agenda, details the regulations of the construction and operations of the 33,000-fan capacity stadium.
