Nearly two years after SB92, the Las Vegas Valley has just 17 licensed street vendors. High fees, commissary rules and local restrictions are blamed.

A U.S. Coast Guard report puts Nevada near the bottom of boating‑safety metrics as Lake Mead braces for Memorial Day crowds. Officials urge prelaunch checks and life jackets.

A Las Vegas family has sued CCSD after their son was expelled for placing pro‑ICE emblems at East Career and Technical Academy, alleging viewpoint discrimination.

A tenant at The Marq says raw sewage has been backing up into her unit since May 7, and she says repeated calls to maintenance and agencies haven't fixed it.

Clark County voted May 19 to strip Cesar Chavez’s name from an east‑Valley park and rename it Mariachi Park after national reporting of sexual‑abuse allegations. The county plans a community unveiling on May 23.

Las Vegas will celebrate Juneteenth on June 20 with a free Symphony Park festival and R&B sets at the Smith Center. Christopher Williams headlines two Myron’s shows; proceeds support Rainbow Dreams.

A Roseman University dental student has filed a federal civil‑rights suit saying she was suspended after reporting harassment. The complaint asks to transfer her to Henderson and clear disciplinary records.

The Culinary Academy of Las Vegas expanded to about 55,000 square feet, boosting annual training capacity and adding new labs and student‑run operations for hospitality careers.

Inside Catholic Charities' Lied Dining Hall, volunteers serve daily meals and a 90‑day Renewing Hope program helps people move off the street as Las Vegas awaits updated PIT numbers.

Clark County will review Flavor Flav’s plans for a July Strip parade tied to a four‑day 'She Weekend' honoring female Olympians. Organizers say the procession and Toshiba Plaza concert could draw about 10,000 people.

NV Energy opened a spring window for its Expanded Solar Access Program; low‑income customers can apply to get solar savings on their bill without rooftop panels. Applications close May 31.

Victoria’s Voice will hand out free naloxone and fentanyl test strips at a Westgate pop‑up ahead of EDC, part of local harm‑reduction efforts as fentanyl drives overdose deaths. Organizers point to festival policy that allows sealed naloxone and to SNHD resources for test strips and trainings.

Public tours of the Nevada National Security Site have been paused through 2026 amid funding uncertainty, closing a rare Cold War‑era day trip from Las Vegas. The decision puts visits to Sedan Crater and other historic test sites on hold while officials review the budget.