A power outage at the College of Southern Nevada's Charleston Campus led to the cancellation of Thursday's classes, with power restored for Friday's resumption.

Over 136 schools in the Clark County School District improved in Nevada's latest state report card, with Quannah McCall Elementary notably rising to a four-star rating. Statewide, schools also saw higher star ratings.

The Las Vegas community held its 5th annual "Stop the Violence" march, advocating for an end to gun violence and calling for action and changes in legislation.

UNLV students and community members held a vigil for Charlie Kirk, urging peace and reflecting on his legacy. Security was tight, and Tyler Robinson was held for Kirk's shooting.

The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas is facing an overflow of dogs and is urgently seeking the community's help with fostering and adopting to free up space.

Las Vegas casinos pay tribute to the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk with memorial messages on their marquees, reflecting community grief over his unexpected death.

Reno is hosting community cleanups to dispose of bulky waste, emphasizing community spirit and city beautification, with specific prohibited items and volunteer opportunities.

Clark County partners with U-CAN for the 26th Annual HBCU Recruitment Fair, connecting students with over 30 HBCUs on September 13, 2025, at Doolittle Community Center.

North Las Vegas Police Academy is graduating 18 new officers, including a diverse group with seven bilingual individuals, alongside five Clark County School District Police grads.

North Las Vegas celebrates its 5th Hispanic Heritage Month with events at Liberty Park, including a Parade of Nations, performances, and food vendors.

Smith's Food and Drug warehouse workers in Las Vegas have voted to authorize a potential strike over unfair labor practices and stalled bargaining with Kroger.

The Nevada DMV is facing issues with processing Real IDs and other key documents following a ransomware attack, despite claiming to be fully operational.

A federal judge temporarily halted enforcement of Clark County's short-term rental regulations, providing legal relief to Airbnb and other companies following a lawsuit over property owners' rights.