Las Vegas' famous sign will be lit in yellow for Holocaust Remembrance Day in a ceremony led by Michael Naft, honoring victims and standing against bigotry.

Las Vegas launches a water leak repair aid program, offering financial assistance up to $7,500 for qualified homeowners, and introduces a Lead Paint Remediation Program for older homes to protect children from lead exposure.

Henderson broke ground Monday on a new Cadence preschool that will add roughly 160 seats and is expected to open in 2027. City and local outlets say affordability is a focus.

Patriot Housing LV would convert city land near Vegas Valley Drive into transitional and below-market apartments for veterans; the developer will present plans at a Jan. 26 meeting.

The LVMPD participated in the Cabalgata, a vibrant display of Hispanic heritage at Horseman's Park, celebrating cultural contributions and community bonds.

Las Vegas hosts events for Black History Month including awards, cultural showcases, and sports, celebrating African American contributions and history.

Reno opens a new dog play area at Northwest Park, repurposing an old community garden and backed by a collaborative effort funded in part by a $7,500 grant.

Michael Naft will host the Puppy Love event on February 7 at Silverado Ranch Park, offering adoption opportunities and pet-friendly resources for the community.

Clark County bids farewell to the Holocaust exhibit at a ceremony, reflecting on its influence and future plans.

Las Vegas has launched a new farmers market at Carolyn G. Goodman Plaza, offering fresh produce, food trucks, live entertainment, and more every second and fourth Thursday evening.

Las Vegas high school students continue anti-ICE protests for a second day, with a student hit by a car during the demonstrations but expected to recover. Social media plays a key role in organizing the protests.

A volunteer rapid‑response network in Las Vegas says it is fielding daily ICE alerts across the valley and running trainings to document encounters and connect families with legal aid. Organizers stress documentation, not confrontation.

Richard Hsieh has asked Nevada’s high court to block two outside lawyers from defending a disputed will his team says is a forgery.