Curacao department store launches free delivery program for Latino families afraid to shop amid heightened ICE enforcement. Local businesses report 80% sales drop as community fears keep customers home.

CCSD Superintendent Jhone Ebert is prioritizing collaboration, safety, accountability, and addressing staff shortages and discipline issues for the new academic year.

Henderson Police Department promotes e-bike and e-scooter safety with an educational campaign, highlighting the rise in related accidents and enforcing school zone regulations.

Las Vegas tourism dropped 11.3% in June, marking the sixth consecutive month of visitor declines as economic uncertainty and pricing concerns reshape Sin City's landscape.

Doris Hancock Elementary School in Clark County reopens after renovations, boasting new tech and safety features, aligning with modern educational goals.

Las Vegas seeks 64 individuals for AmeriCorps service roles focused on education and community improvement, offering benefits like stipends and educational awards.

Las Vegas invites teens for a free community quinceañera event to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Registration by September 8 is required for the October 11 event.

The Las Vegas City Council plans to enhance pedestrian safety by allocating an additional $415,000 annually to expand its crossing guard program to middle and high schools.

Lundy Elementary is reopening on August 11 after repairs from storm damage, with community support overturning a closure decision due to low enrollment and high repair costs.

Clark County has opened daytime cooling stations during a heatwave, accessible from August 5 to 10, to help residents and pets stay cool, with location details and safety tips provided online.

North Las Vegas promotes its Safekey program for K-5 students, providing childcare, educational, and recreational activities before and after school with meals included.

Broadacres Marketplace in North Las Vegas reopened, offering economic relief to immigrant family vendors after a closure due to ICE raid fears, with new safety measures and reduced fees.

The Nevada State Police mourned the passing of retired K9 Barney, a former drug detection dog who served from 2011 to 2018.