UNLV's new insurance major pairs scholarships and internships to build a local pipeline into an industry facing mass retirements.

Las Vegas has raised income limits for its senior utility and sewer rebate, letting more residents 60+ apply for refunds on 2025 bills. Applications run Aug. 1–Oct. 15.

The fifth annual North Las Vegas Battle of the Badges pits police against firefighters this Wednesday at Aliante Casino to collect blood while the Red Cross warns of a national shortage. Organizers hope the friendly rivalry will turn donors into lifesaving units for local hospitals.

Arriba Las Vegas says it will wind down programs, including closing its legal clinic this month, while former staff and supporters demand transparency and protections for clients.

A Las Vegas couple faces deportation to Nigeria while their U.S.-born son Judah is too medically fragile to travel. Their immigration hearing next week forces a wrenching choice.

Organizers and Liberty Media will fund a roughly $3.05M pot to reimburse ticketholders affected by the 2023 water‑valve mishap; some buyers must file claims by Aug. 27, 2026.

Union leaders warn TPS terminations could strip legal work authorization from thousands of Las Vegas hospitality workers. The Culinary Union won leaves that protect jobs but not pay or work rights.

SEIU Local 1107 members rallied outside Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas after months of stalled bargaining with HCA Healthcare. The action follows partial contract wins for some staff while other units remain in negotiation.

A federal judge approved a $2M consent decree resolving EEOC claims against Bouchon Las Vegas; the deal requires training, an outside monitor and payouts to eligible staff.

Surveillance video shows coyotes jumping a southwest Las Vegas fence and killing 20 of a homeowner's 25 chickens. Neighbors are being urged to secure coops and remove attractants.

A simple glyph has been appearing on billboards and digital screens across Las Vegas; residents and online sleuths are trying to work out whether it’s a teaser, a sports tie or something else.

Catholic Charities relaunched a summer drive seeking 20,000 bottles, electrolytes and cooling supplies as extreme heat and a jump in Clark County homelessness strain outreach efforts.

Clark County’s 2026 PIT counted 8,859 people on Jan. 29, 2026 — a 12% rise from 2024. Boulder City teams contacted 11 people that night.