LAS VEGAS -- In just two weeks, Las Vegas residents with aspirations to become the city's next leader will be able to officially file to run for mayor. Mayor Oscar Goodman's reign as mayor will come to an end this year due to term limits.

Already, many are lining up to put their names on the ballot to be the next mayor. There are five people who have publicly announced their candidacy. If one of them doesn't get 50 percent of the vote on April 5th, then two remaining candidates face off June 7th.

The race to replace Goodman officially begins January 25th, when candidates can file for office. Some, like Clark County Commissioner Larry Brown, are already campaigning.

Brown, a former Las Vegas city councilman, is running on experience and envisions cutting costs at city government.

LAS VEGAS -- Firefighters say a two-alarm fire at a partially constructed medical office building over the weekend in northwest Las Vegas was intentionally set.

LAS VEGAS -- An investigation is underway after the arrest of a day care worker on accusations of sexual assault of two girls. According to the arrest report, those assaults did not happen at the day care center and the victims were the children of a family friend.

However, the incident makes parents concerned and day care operators know they have to assure them that their children are safe and well taken care of.

Even though the alleged sexual assaults didn't happen at either day care where Cameron Thomas worked, parents are concerned by allegations of sexual assault against someone that worked so closely with children.

Colleen Booker has 5-year-old son. She says she did a lot of investigating before enrolling her child.

"It's scary because you trust your kids and these people for long periods of time and its scary," she said.