Guy Tannenbaum

Reporter at KTNV-TV (Las Vegas, NV)

@KTNV Reporter & Proud Las Vegas Native! | Formerly: @KHQLocalNews | Story ideas? Email me: [email protected]

Articles

Dog getting thrown in dumpster underscores need for 'Reba's Law,' advocates say

1 week ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

HENDERSON (KTNV) — It's been a tense few days for animal advocates in Nevada, from back-and-forth in the state legislature on an anti-animal cruelty bill nicknamed "Reba's Law," to just-released surveillance video showing a man aggressively throwing a dog into a dumpster in the north valley.
'Rollercoaster' ski season comes to a close at Lee Canyon

1 week ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LEE CANYON (KTNV) — The record-setting early-season heatwave we saw in Southern Nevada might have you thinking about summer, but snow lovers had one last day of winter up at Lee Canyon. Sunday marked the last day of ski and snowboard season–a season which Lee Canyon staff describes as "a rollercoaster."I spoke with skiers and snowboarders to get their feelings on the close of the season.
Early-season extreme heat serves as good reminder for hiking safety tips

1 week ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — This week, the Las Vegas Valley saw extreme early-season heat, with temperatures soaring into the mid 90s and breaking two records. While the warm weather can certainly be nice, it can also be dangerous — especially if you're not prepared, even if you're an an experienced hiker.
Foster dog's fate uncertain after incident at Las Vegas dog park raises questions

1 week ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A man getting bit and seriously injured by a dog at a south valley dog park last week is raising questions about what happened and who's responsible, and Channel 13 is working to find answers. One of the dogs involved in the incident at the dog park near Jones Boulevard and Cactus Lane is a foster from The Animal Foundation, and now Clark County Animal Protection Services is investigating what happened.
Understanding heat risks and tips to stay cool as Southern Nevada warms up

2 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum |Linh Truong |Tricia Kean

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Despite breaking a record-high temperature on Thursday—with another record-high in jeopardy on Friday—it's not super uncommon to see temperatures in the low to mid 90s in the middle of April in Las Vegas. Understanding heat risks Understanding heat risks as Southern Nevada gets an early heat wave While the heat is certainly above normal for this time of year, Las Vegas has tiptoed into the 90s in April many times over the years.
A future of uncertainty grips many local Chinatown businesses as tariff tensions rise between the US and China

2 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — While back-and-forth about tariffs continues in Washington, D.C., here in Las Vegas, we're looking at the more immediate impact for small businesses—especially those that rely on imported products—who are caught in the middle. All of the uncertainty surrounding tariffs is making local business owners and consumers worry about their futures.
How could Trump's tariffs affect prices you pay in Las Vegas?

2 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — As of 12:01 a.m. EDT Saturday—or 9:01 p.m. PDT in Las Vegas—President Trump's 10% tariff on imports from all countries is in effect. The higher reciprocal tariffs on other countries don't take effect until next Wednesday, but the concerns from people in the valley about how all of this tariff talk will impact them absolutely have.
Why does it get so windy in Las Vegas during the spring?

3 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — One of the questions we get asked the most as weather people is "Why is it so windy here in the valley in the springtime?"The short answer is that we're caught in the transition period between winter and summer weather patterns. VIDEO: Guy Tannenbaum speaks to meteorologist at National Weather Service breaks down why Las Vegas gets so windy Why does it get so windy in Las Vegas during the spring?
Local businesses that rely on imported goods concerned about new tariffs

3 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — More tariffs mean more concerns for small businesses in Las Vegas—especially those that rely so heavily on imported products, like Roma Deli II in the west valley. "I think everybody's worried," Fausto Presutti told Channel 13 on Thursday. "I am worried about it."Presutti has owned Roma Deli II for 17 years but said running a small business through COVID-19 and inflation-related price hikes has been really stressful.
Progress Report: Are RTC's bus safety initiatives making a difference?

3 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Guy Tannenbaum

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Recent high-profile violent incidents on Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) buses within the last several weeks and months in the Las Vegas Valley are once again calling into question safety on public transportation. WATCH | Are the bus safety initiatives making a difference? Progress Report: Are RTC's bus safety initiatives making a difference?