Las Vegas is seeing a rapid rise in temperatures, and health experts warn the early heat could catch both locals and visitors off guard.

Our Extreme Heat Warning continues through the weekend, and we do want to make sure you stay safe by knowing how hot it's expected to get and some local options to stay cool.

Southern Nevada is under an extreme heat warning, which began Wednesday morning and won’t end until 8 p.m. Sunday.

Las Vegas residents said they are preparing for rare, high temperatures expected across the valley through March 21st.

The city of Las Vegas is opening splash pads at parks and offering youth spring break camp opportunities ahead of spring ...

As the Las Vegas valley gears up to close out winter with record-setting highs, the city is helping families stay cool by temporarily opening splash pads at parks across the valley.