Las Vegas unveils "Neon Nights & Holiday Lights," a festive event starting Dec. 14 with a Christmas tree lighting, Santa visits, a Menorah for Hanukkah, and local shopping under the Fremont Street canopy.

Las Vegas police officers received the Medal of Honor for a rescue on an overpass, where they saved an individual from falling by holding onto them until safely pulled back.

Henderson Fire Department invites 16-24 year-olds to an orientation for its Explorer Program, offering training and career pathways in firefighting and EMS.

Reno residents are invited to discuss the future of the historic Lear on January 10th at the Reno-Sparks Chamber of Commerce, with options for both in-person and virtual attendance.

Las Vegas expands its educational offerings with the opening of the expanded Strong Start Academy Elementary School, aiming to boost enrollment and bilingual education.

Reno prepares for a Menorah Lighting Ceremony on December 14 to celebrate Hanukkah with community participation, speeches, dancing, and traditional food.

The Vegas Golden Knights Foundation and Three Square Food Bank will hold a food distribution event in Las Vegas on Dec. 10 at the Desert Breeze Community Center.

A Cocoa and Cookies event hosted by Commissioner Naft and Fire Chief Samuels is set for Dec. 13 at Fire Station 30 in the Southern Las Vegas Valley, offering community engagement and firefighter interaction.

Internal records show federal and local agencies — and private security — monitored Indigenous land defenders at Thacker Pass as federal backing and private investment pushed construction forward.

DETR data show Southern Nevada added about 4,400 jobs in September, led by leisure and hospitality, even as visitation lags and local confidence stays low.

A Sky Las Vegas condo lobby is missing its nativity while HUD and state investigators review a housing-discrimination complaint. The absence has reignited a local dispute over holiday displays.

Neighbors praise Craig Ranch Park’s size and dog-park vibe but say litter, speeding and a lack of family programming are undermining the space.

With tourism cooling, some displaced concierges and servers are auditioning at Las Vegas clubs — one venue reports nearly a 60% jump in applicants.