Arianna Schmidt
News Producer
Arianna Schmidt joined FOX5 Vegas as a producer in September 2023.
The first day of school in Clark County is approaching, and a Las Vegas Valley school is helping students prepare.
At Craig Ranch Park, a farmer's market aims to come together weekly.
Clark County firefighters said two people were treated for smoke inhalation and one sustained a cut after a fire near 215 and Wigwam Sunday.
Clark County Social Services announced the expansion of its Eviction Prevention Program.
FOX5 spoke to the City of North Las Vegas' mayor about "Project Sparkle" and its efforts to reinvent the city's parks.
A Las Vegas valley food bank aims to squander hunger in our community as they host pop-up food banks through July.
NDOT says it will receive more than $38 million through the 2026 fiscal year to build more stations statewide.
Body-worn camera footage worn by police officers is public record, but it still resulted in a nearly year-long process for CCSD officials to release the video from an incident at Durango High School last year.
Affordable housing advocates are coming together to address skyrocketing housing and energy costs.
20 new firefighters are ready to serve the City of North Las Vegas.
Gone are the days of walking to class, as students on the UNLV campus have adopted a nationwide trend of riding electric scooters to get around.
A community in Las Vegas is celebrating the opening of its brand-new cultural district.
Clark County children in foster care often move from place to place, usually with very few personal belongings.
More students in the Clark County School District are standing with their teachers in their fight for better pay.
Twenty years ago today, an infamous tiger attack during a show at the Mirage changed the landscape of entertainment on The Las Vegas Strip forever.
A Las Vegas mariachi band is headed to a national competition and they need your help to fund their upcoming trip.
There’s always a need for teachers, especially in Nevada and there’s plenty of people who want to get licensed to do so, but a day job or financial restrictions might get in their way.
About 100 veterans in the Las Vegas Valley are getting the essentials they need in a giveaway from NV Energy.
Wednesday kicked off the annual event, treating teachers in our community, ahead of the Las Vegas Bowl in December.
Happening Wednesday, anyone interested in working for Formula 1, the Super Bowl or Fountainebleau is encouraged to attend the Las Vegas job fair at Boulevard Mall.
A small shaved ice business in Henderson is asking for the community’s help after a pair of vandalisms left the truck in need of costly repairs.
