Las Vegas will host the African American Trailblazer Service Awards on January 29, honoring locals for their contributions to the community as part of Black History Month events.

Clark County Commissioner April Becker honored 11 Boy Scout Troop 407 members for reaching the Eagle Scout rank, marking a historic moment in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas hosted a Food Truck Festival and Resource Fair to honor MLK Jr., featuring local food, resources, and community spirit at the Historic Westside School.

Local trappers and clinics say the Las Vegas Valley now hosts at least 200,000 free‑roaming cats, and sterilization programs are stretched thin as kitten season nears.

Las Vegas seeks speakers for its 2026 Employee Values Conference focusing on holistic growth and well-being, excluding current city employees from applying.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is hosting a free cabalgata later this month, bringing together horse lovers and families for a day of parades, exhibitions, and community fun at Horseman’s Park.

Nevada’s four‑year graduation rate rose to 85.4% for the Class of 2025; Clark County posted 86.6% and the district won national accreditation. Local leaders say investments and new programs helped drive gains.

Las Vegas Justice Court is set to honor graduates of its Community Court Program, which supports low-level offenders, on January 20. The program emphasizes recovery and stability.

Commissioner Kirkpatrick invites exhibitors for Clark County's Kids Safety Fair, focused on child safety education, with no sales allowed and free participation.

A 900‑bed Campus For Hope near Charleston & Jones split residents at a West Charleston Library meeting, with organizers promising referral‑only intake and 24/7 security.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office in Nevada detailed their December activities, including 409 service calls, 114 traffic stops, and 19 arrests, while highlighting $81,064.80 revenue from housing 29 inmates.

A new WalletHub study ranks Nevada 47th for raising a family, calling out high child-care costs, weak socioeconomics and low education scores despite strong family-fun marks.

Las Vegas officials and veterans will break ground on the Nevada State Veterans Memorial at Thunderbird Family Sports Complex, relocating 18 statues and creating a $7.69 million venue for remembrance.