Darcy Spears

2 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Darcy Spears

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A shocking encounter between a Las Vegas resident and city marshals has sparked another federal lawsuit. The lawsuit was filed on the heels of our 13 investigates series exposing City of Las Vegas marshals for allegedly overstepping their jurisdiction.

3 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Darcy Spears

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A bipartisan effort to hold NV Energy accountable and stabilize power bills has passed the Nevada Assembly, while a bill expanding camera installation rights in assisted living facilities also received unanimous approval. Two bills inspired by Channel 13 investigative reports have successfully passed through their originating houses in the Nevada Legislature, while one died and another remains under review following Tuesday's deadline for bills to progress.

3 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Darcy Spears

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Las Vegas residents are facing significant delays at DMV offices as the May 7 Real ID deadline approaches, creating a bureaucratic nightmare for those needing essential services. Georgiana Rosenzweig found herself in a desperate situation when her driver's license was about to expire and she couldn't secure a timely appointment for renewal.

3 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Darcy Spears

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A helicopter registered to the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) was spotted flying in a grid pattern over Red Rock Canyon on Wednesday afternoon, prompting questions from local residents who asked, "Darcy, what's the deal?" The aircraft was recorded on video by a homeowner near the western edge of Summerlin around 1:30 p.m. The resident continued recording as the helicopter maintained its systematic flight pattern over Red Rock Canyon and along West...

4 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Darcy Spears

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The harsh reality of high power bills is about to hit home again for all of us as Las Vegas braces for summer. We already had a taste of the heat to come last week. At the same time, Las Vegas locals were asking state lawmakers to support a bill that would make NV Energy bear more of the burden for higher fuel costs, and pay up when the utility makes mistakes on customers' bills.