People in many neighborhoods across the valley dealt with noise and the threat of danger of illegal fireworks all night on the 4th of July, but in one area, things got a little out of control, and a neighbor caught it all on camera.

Residents in that Summerlin neighborhood said teens were shooting illegal fireworks into the sky before a bush caught fire.

"This neighborhood is getting out of control," said Kevin Shamloo, the man who caught two people running around the neighborhood on the Fourth of July aiming illegal fireworks at each other.

That's when the bush caught fire. It's charred remains left behind.

Neighbors like Shamloo are shaken up and upset.

"Now, you set a bush on fire, next day, you can set a house on fire," Shamloo said. "Kids with no supervision from the adults, and they're going to be doing this, especially around the parks," Shamloo said... Read More

Stores are trying to keep up the demand.

Anything that says Western Conference Champions is flying off the shelves. Hundreds of fans have been at the City National Arena Monday to buy items. There has been a long line to get into the store.

The Arsenal is only letting a few dozen people in at a time.

"It's like Black Friday," said Karen Michael, Knights fan. "I was here last night and waited in line for half an hour and they sold out all their t-shirts in 10 minutes."

A hardcore fan, she waited more than 90 minutes for the Arsenal to open Monday.

"This one goes to my son-in-law who is Vegas born," she said.

Even Clark County firefighters are part of the fan mania.

They printed and sold almost 1,000 t-shirts to benefit the Golden Knights Foundation.

"They were gone in about 25 minutes today," said Mark Lepino, fire engineer, Clark County Fire Department... Read More

The office building known as One Summerlin is now full. So, another one is being built in the heart of Downtown Summerlin, just north of City National Arena.

It was just 30 years ago when plans surfaced to build Summerlin back in 1988.

A picture, shared by the Howard Hughes Corporation, shows what the deserted plot of land once was.

"Building a whole new community out of a whole cloth," said Tom Warden, senior vice president, community & government relations for Summerlin.

The spotlight, shining again over Downtown Summerlin with sports fever and other development, like Two Summerlin. Six stories of new office space will open in august.

"Very much increased interest in people wanting to work in the same place that they live," Warden said.

A major law firm in Las Vegas, Ballard Spahr national law firm, is one of the tenants over at One Summerlin. They relocated their whole Las Vegas office there... Read More