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.

The Nevada Donor Network honored LVMPD at its annual Hope Dinner for supporting organ and tissue donation, with the department winning awards and achieving a 'Platinum Level Partner for 2025' status.

The Reno City Council awarded a contract for the Riverside Drive Berm Restoration and supported affordable housing with a $39 million bond for Zephyr Pointe Apartments. They also made a property sale and plan to modernize building maintenance codes.

North Las Vegas awarded $250,000 in educational microgrants to 38 educators, benefiting 18,000 students with projects aimed at improving outcomes and retention.

The Las Vegas Recovery Hospital, a treatment center for substance use disorders with severe medical issues, is set to open in Southern Nevada, offering integrated care in a 68-bed facility.

Residents at Tropicana Royale report frequent water shutoffs that leave families scrambling for basics and seeking legal help.