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.

Sue Brown has been appointed to lead the Las Vegas Human Resources department, taking over from Vince Zamora. She was promoted from her role as deputy director.

Culinary Workers Local 226 staged a sit‑in at Tropicana and University Center Wednesday; several protesters were arrested as traffic was blocked.

The Community Experience Center in Las Vegas opens to address homelessness, despite some local opposition and a lawsuit challenging its suitability for the neighborhood.

Las Vegas hosts the 4th Annual "Give Back" Flag Football Tournament, featuring athletic competition and a toy drive, on December 6 at the Desert Breeze Soccer Complex.

Clark County Family Services is seeking foster parents, especially to prevent sibling separation, and is hosting an information event on Dec. 9 in Las Vegas, offering training and support for prospective foster caregivers.

Henderson's Black Mountain Recreation Center to host a meeting on December 11 at 5:30 pm about transforming O'Callaghan Park for water efficiency, as per the city's Facebook page.

LVMPD designates area command lots and HQ as safe "Personal Property Exchange" areas for online sales meetups, providing 24/7 video surveillance and safety tips.

The "Empty the Shelters" event by BISSELL Pet Foundation is reducing adoption fees at over 300 shelters, easing shelter overflows and aiding pet adoptions.

The Sri Lankan community in Las Vegas is uniting to help those affected by Cyclone Ditwah, organizing fundraisers and vigils as the island nation faces loss of life, mass displacement, and destroyed infrastructure.