Superintendent Jhone Ebert reported on her first 100 days at Clark County School District, highlighting communication improvement, staff engagement, and future goals such as educational proficiency and facilities expansion.

Nevada's federal public defender's office contests the validity of Sigal Chattah's role as acting U.S. attorney, citing expired tenure and improper extension methods.

Hundreds of hospitality workers rallied outside Las Vegas's $2.3 billion Sphere entertainment venue, demanding their first union contract as negotiations continue.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas issued an advisory for thunderstorms and potential flash flooding in the Las Vegas area, with concerns for disrupted aviation and a call for community spotting.

Robert Telles filed new documents with the Nevada Supreme Court to overturn his murder conviction, claiming a key witness was excluded and the jury was improperly managed.

Commissioner Naft and West Flamingo Senior Center will host a Grandparents Day Celebration with free activities and meals on September 6 in Clark County.

The Reno City Council approved initiatives to upgrade infrastructure and community services, including a new dog park, pathway rehabilitation, and a building remodel, alongside measures for public safety and financial health.

The Boring Company's tunnel boring machine has surfaced near the Las Vegas Strip, marking progress for the Vegas Loop project. The tunnel will link Wynn/Encore and Caesars Palace, with further expansion plans including an airport connection.

Mexican national Salvador Gonzalez-Sanchez sentenced to 40 months for illegal reentry into the U.S. after multiple deportations.

Licensed Las Vegas pedicab companies are demanding stricter enforcement against unlicensed operators who charge tourists up to $150 for mile-long rides during major events.

Tim Rawi offered insights on cyber attacks post-Nevada's services being disrupted, while no personal data compromise has been confirmed amid ongoing investigations. State services are halted, with government employees on leave.

Las Vegas Book Festival returns October 18 at Historic Fifth Street School with free admission and full day of author discussions, workshops, and literary activities.

Las Vegas expects reduced shower and thunderstorm activity, with a return to above-normal temperatures over the weekend. Tropical Storm Juliette's remnants may increase cloudiness, but no direct threat is forecasted.