LVMPD issued a statement on sexual assault awareness, offering tips, resources, and a 24/7 hotline to support victims and emphasize their commitment to addressing the issue.

The Senate passed a $9 billion recissions bill cutting funding for PBS, NPR, and foreign aid, against bipartisan concerns for public media's role in emergencies.

Reno introduces real-time translation/transcription for city council meetings using Wordly's AI tool, aiding inclusion for individuals with hearing impairments or language barriers.

North Las Vegas expects an economic boost from the Apex Area Technical Corrections Act, simplifying developments in the Apex Industrial Complex and fast-tracking job growth and infrastructure projects.

Clark County authorities warn residents of a rise in fake court citation scams, urging them to ignore demands for payment and to seek verified information instead.

Kevin Kruger joins Illinois basketball's coaching staff, bringing a vast experience from his international playing career and coaching at UNLV. He's the son of former Illini coach Lon Kruger.

The ACLU is suing LVMPD for not disclosing records on its cooperation with ICE, alleging it hides a 287(g) agreement allowing local police immigration enforcement actions.

Clark County's Back-to-School drive aids foster children, seeking donations of school supplies and volunteers to assist with the campaign's effort until July 25.

Nevada's Urban Search & Rescue team, including firefighters and a K-9 from Boulder City, is in Texas aiding flood recovery efforts after 120 lives were lost in Kerr County.

Hantavirus and rabies cases were reported at the Grand Canyon and in Nevada, with hantavirus-linked deaths in Mammoth Lakes. Health officials advise on prevention measures.

Las Vegas invites developers to propose projects for a 3.44-acre site at Symphony Park, targeting unique concepts for retail, restaurants, or mixed-use.

Broadacres Marketplace's future concerns vendors after a community meeting was canceled last minute, causing frustration and uncertainty for those relying on the market.

Nevada Task Force 1 (NV-TF1) deploys to Kerr County, Texas, for flood rescue operations with 47 members and four dogs, providing a range of emergency expertise.