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.

CCSD starts the school year with the fewest teacher vacancies in decades, down to 280 from over 1,000 last year, achieving a 97% staffing rate and 94.4% retention.

Clark County announced a free Spanish-language workshop on August 11, 2025, to guide entrepreneurs through obtaining a business license in various jurisdictions, highlighting support for underserved communities and offering free food.

Sgt. Justin Williams of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department passed away after an emergency surgery due to a recent leukemia diagnosis. The department mourned his loss, honoring his dedicated service and commitment.

North Las Vegas acknowledges the 5th graduation of veterans from its CARE Veterans Treatment Court, recognizing their rehabilitation and commitment to overcoming legal and personal challenges.

North Las Vegas is hosting free events for families: a 'Back to School Pool Party' and a 'School Supplies Giveaway' to support and entertain students before the new school year.

The LVMPD advised pet owners to protect their pets from hot weather, warning against leaving pets in vehicles and other hot environments without shade or water.

Six veterans graduated from the CAMO-RNO Veterans Treatment Court in Reno, joining 97 others who've completed the program focused on misdemeanor offenses since 2018.

The North Las Vegas Police Department offers a 10-week Citizens Academy to the public, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of police work.

Henderson Police extend the Citizens Academy application deadline to August 5, for a program aiming to educate locals on law enforcement practices.

Nevada Task Force 1 returned from assisting with flooding in Kerr County, Texas, enduring nearly three weeks of challenging conditions. They were part of a FEMA deployment and received praise for their resilience and compassion.