Residents of Henderson's Inspirada community held a vigil for Bailey, a terrier found in a trash can. Owner Randy Lee Katz faces animal cruelty charges.

The Las Vegas Rescue Mission is conducting an emergency drive for coats and blankets due to a drop in donations and the approaching cold season, aiming to aid the homeless.

United Way of Southern Nevada added East Valley Family Services and Lighthouse Charities to its move-in voucher program, pairing Deseret Industries vouchers with volunteer-built kits for newly housed families.

The Derfelt Strong Future Enrichment Center in Las Vegas has launched a Career Closet offering free professional attire for job seekers and those changing careers.

Maple Ridge council is weighing street names in a new Silver Valley subdivision to honour Jordan McIldoon, a local killed in the 2017 Las Vegas attack. The proposal would add Jordan Way, Seymour Avenue and McIldoon Place to about 104 planned homes.

Las Vegas Raiders honor young patients through custom cleats, supporting Nevada's children's health and Intermountain Health's goal to build a standalone children's hospital by 2030.

Las Vegas nonprofits launch emergency drives for blankets and coats to help vulnerable individuals stay warm during winter, urging the community for donations.

Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada provided free Thanksgiving meals to over 750 homeless and vulnerable individuals, marking its 60th year of such service.

The Clark County Fire Department and Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation start their annual "Fill the Fire Truck" toy drive after Thanksgiving, aiming to collect toys for children in need.

Owners at Bavington Court say a proposed HOA budget would raise monthly dues to $490; a Dec. 3 meeting will decide whether the increase takes effect.

The Clark County School District has extended its 'Destination District Survey' deadline to gather more input for its 2026 strategic plan, with over 33,600 responses so far.

The North Las Vegas Police Department invites locals to a meeting on December 2 to discuss prevention strategies for identity theft and fraud at the Alexander Library.

Reno's administrative offices close for Thanksgiving and Family Day, but invite the public to their Christmas Tree Lighting on Nov. 28. Recreation facilities will also be closed, with emergency services remaining available.