Reno's administrative offices close for Thanksgiving and Family Day, but invite the public to their Christmas Tree Lighting on Nov. 28. Recreation facilities will also be closed, with emergency services remaining available.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office concluded its first Cops 4 Kids Coloring Contest, celebrating with Root Beer Float Parties and awarding prizes to winners in various school levels.

Nevada's high school graduation rate increased in 2025, with significant improvement among various demographic groups and a particularly high rate among Career and Technical Education students.

Clark County launches a Community Land Trust to support first-time homebuyers by offering homes where the trust retains land ownership to ensure ongoing affordability.

The Reno City Council passed measures for city improvement, including traffic safety, economic development, noise regulation, policing, and sports, with notable actions like installing RRFBs, property sales, and renegotiating the Reno Aces agreement.

Records show recurring payments to the CEO’s wife and a top aide at Lutheran Social Services of Nevada as pantry and senior-meal programs sit paused. Former staff and board members say documentation is missing.

The Henderson Police Department launched the "Stop Fraud" campaign to educate seniors on fraud prevention, coinciding with International Fraud Awareness Week.

Around 400 CCSD middle-school STEM students toured the F1 paddock Wednesday, seeing pit operations and robotics demos that connect classroom STEM to real jobs.

F1 and Neon City Festival will pack Las Vegas this weekend. Key tips on closures, parking and safety to make the weekend smoother.

A Las Vegas family says toxic black mold has overtaken their apartment after a corporate buyout, and advocates are fighting an eviction as repairs lag. Legal Aid is involved.

Las Vegas police teamed up with partners to provide 500 meals for families in need, focusing on food insecurity relief and community support during Thanksgiving.

Boulder City officials flagged an unsolicited letter asking for donations to the National Police Association as a scam and say funds won't go to BCPD.

Henderson urges residents to turn off sprinklers during rainfall and participate in the H2One water conservation campaign, promoting sustainable practices to protect local water resources.