Three Square Food Bank aids Southern Nevadans during a government shutdown by setting up food donation sites, distribution points, and requesting volunteers and financial aid.

Las Vegas mourns 12-year-old JoJo Magee-Thomas, killed in an e-scooter crash, with a packed memorial service. The city sees a rise in traffic fatalities involving e-scooters, prompting stricter safety regulations.

LVMPD introduced Tesla Cybertrucks to its fleet, donated by philanthropists and customized for police use, to advance local law enforcement technology.

North Las Vegas announces its third annual Thanksgiving turkey giveaway, providing free turkeys and bread to 500 families on November 22 at Liberty Park, with assistance from city council members and volunteers.

The Nevada Statewide Unclaimed Property Auction offers unclaimed items like jewelry for public bidding, and JJ Kane Auctions sells a variety of vehicles and equipment, with online bidding available at jjkane.com.

Former Oakland Raiders defensive back George Atkinson has died at 78, remembered for his role in their Super Bowl XI victory and lasting impact on the team.

Clark County has set up a food pantry at Harry Reid Airport to help over 1,500 federal employees during the government shutdown.

Boulder City officials emphasize safety for Halloween, urging kids to stay visible and use flashlights, setting curfew for trick-or-treaters, and increasing police patrols.

The U.S. Coast Guard recalls Sea-Doo Switches due to capsizing risk, advises owners on safe operation, and urges adherence to guidelines during the recall process.

Henderson Police Department, in collaboration with the DEA, hosts National Drug Take Back Day to safely collect unwanted medications on October 25th at their central substation.

The Nevada Traffic Safety Summit in Las Vegas addressed the high number of road fatalities, with discussions on improving traffic laws and driver responsibility.

Las Vegas offers $3.5 million in HOME Grants to support developers creating affordable housing for low-income residents, with applications open until January 15, 2026.

Henderson City Council passes updated animal welfare codes focused on enhanced protection, allowing intervention for animals in hot cars, and expanding livestock options in rural areas.