An anonymous foster parent says her Las Vegas foster son was promoted despite being unable to read, as Legal Aid files dozens of complaints accusing CCSD of failing dyslexic students.

Henderson Fire Department is accepting applications for firefighter roles, with deadlines on April 1 and February 2 for different positions, ahead of their August academy.

Clark County, Nevada hosts its 2nd Annual Missing in Nevada Day to assist families of missing persons with filing reports and engaging with law enforcement.

UNLV basketball held an inclusion event for athletes with special needs, featuring participation in game activities, with the support of Hoop Camp and emphasizing community and unity.

NLVPD officers joined a community event for Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, fostering connections with locals and highlighting their commitment to service.

Venezuelans in Las Vegas react to Nicolás Maduro's capture with joy and skepticism, while global reactions vary from support to condemnation of the U.S. military action.

Seniors at a Windmill Lane apartment say they've been without heat, hot water or working stoves since a gas shutoff last Sunday, and they want answers and repair timelines.

The Henderson Silver Knights are hosting a Military Appreciation Knight with perks for fans and donations for military members to attend the game against the Colorado Eagles.

Las Vegas celebrated the arrival of 2026's first newborns with JayR being the first at midnight and another boy born 13 minutes later at a different hospital. Both families are joyful, with one couple's labor experience being unexpectedly swift.

The Rose Parade honored Nevada donors Tom Dolan and Jordan Brister with floragraphs on the OneLegacy Donate Life Float, celebrating their posthumous tissue and organ donations.

Las Vegas's Operation Pawsitive Change rescues 28 puppies and issues 56 citations to crack down on illegal pet breeding since its 2024 launch. The initiative helps reduce online posts for illegal puppy sales and promotes responsible pet ownership.

A Clark County court has dismissed a lawsuit against the proposed Campus for Hope homeless services center, with Judge Pieper deeming the concerns speculative.

NV Energy prepares for potential power outages in Southern Nevada due to heavy Christmas rain, taking safety measures including laying covered power lines.