Clark County will hold a remembrance event for road traffic victims on Monday, participating in the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

Clark County Family Services is running its 15th annual GIVE JOY Toy and Gift Card Drive for children in foster care, seeking donations to ensure holiday cheer for over 3,200 kids.

Air Force veteran Edwin Santiago-Colon received a tiny home from a collaboration between Bay Law Injury Attorneys and high school students, symbolizing community support for veterans in Nevada.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Three Square food bank distributed Thanksgiving meals to 706 families, with players and cheerleaders participating in the event.

The Nevada State Veterans Memorial, with 18 statues by Douwe Blumberg, will move to the Thunderbird Family Sports Complex in Las Vegas. The memorial honors US military service from the Revolutionary War to present.

The Animal Foundation opens an emergency pet food pantry in Clark County, aiding pet owners impacted by the government shutdown.

Boulder City, Nevada celebrates its Mounted Police Unit on November 10, 2025, recognizing nearly a decade of service by the officers and their horses.

The Clark County School District is seeking public input for its future planning through the Destination District Survey, available until Nov. 26. Feedback will inform a new strategic plan for 2026.

Reno's Adaptive Program and AARP Nevada host the 'Walk and Roll with a Doc' event on November 12 at Teglia’s Paradise Park, promoting health and inclusivity with a new adaptive bike.

Clark County invites Spring Valley residents to apply for a Town Advisory Board seat, with the term ending in January 2027, to discuss issues like zoning and development. Applications are due by December 11, 2025.

Reno city offices will close for Veterans Day, but Moana Springs pool will open until noon. Emergency services remain available, and non-emergency assistance can be reached at 775-334-COPS or online.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department graduated 43 new officers from diverse backgrounds, including a barber and a massage therapist, who completed six months of training.

Reno Fire Department seeks public input on the 2026 Wildfire Protection Plan, with a webinar for discussion and forms for feedback available in English and Spanish.