Nevada lands among America's worst places to live in new comprehensive study examining economy, safety, and affordability factors.

Las Vegas keeps its current noise ordinance for the Arts District after public feedback; outdoor noise allowed until late on weekends and indoor noise remains unrestricted.

Henderson waives pet adoption fees for locals until September 1 to manage animal population. Proof of residency required; additional services not covered.

The LVCVA approved a $20 million sponsorship deal for the Formula 1 races in Las Vegas, ensuring safety and operational efficiency for the 2026 and 2027 events.

CCSD expands its meal program to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students starting the 2025-2026 year without requiring household income applications.

Contract negotiations between Henderson police unions and the city have stalled, leading to arbitration. The unions accuse the city of defunding police, while the city claims its pay proposal was competitive.

Las Vegas officials opened a new fire safety house at Fire Station 1 to educate on fire prevention, featuring escape routes and smoke alarm awareness.

Commissioner McCurdy invites the community to "An Evening with the Stars of Foster Care" to celebrate foster families and inform potential foster parents.

Clark County introduces Fire Station 39 to enhance emergency response in southwest Las Vegas, featuring an opening ceremony with activities and a free breakfast. The station will help meet the growing demand for fire and medical services in the area.

Superintendent Jhone Ebert presents a 100-day plan focusing on academic improvement, particularly in middle school math, and addresses teacher retention and student growth as Clark County School District begins a new year.

Reno introduced a Rolling Recreation trailer for free downtown programming, winning an NRPS award and set to double activations by 2026-2027, funded by ARPA and in partnership with the DRP.

Clark County responds to heatwave by opening cooling stations from August 11-14, including pet-friendly options, urging residents to stay hydrated and minimize outdoor activities.

Las Vegas's newest career academy opens with 450 freshmen and direct pipelines to Tesla and Haas Automation, preparing students for high-demand manufacturing and tech careers.