Las Vegas area cities have united to combat homelessness, engaging 120 individuals with services like housing and healthcare in a coordinated outreach event.

Las Vegas businesses will be honored by the city council for assisting an elderly couple after a home fire, including contributions from construction and retail companies.

Protests erupt over the U.S. Forest Service's removal of wild horses from Mount Charleston, with locals demanding transparency and adherence to the 1971 Wild Horses Act.

Reno introduces "House Party Plays the Tracks," a monthly event series with live music, art, and activities at Locomotion Plaza on July 19, August 16, and September 20.

Shaquille O'Neal made surprise visits to Southern Nevada back-to-school events, teaming with NLVPD and visiting the Boys and Girls Club, inspiring children with his presence and support.

Las Vegas is hosting a StorySLAM event called "No 'Ragrets'" for people to share stories about bold decisions. Submissions are due July 30, with workshops for selected storytellers.

Clark County's Back-to-School drive aids foster children, seeking donations of school supplies and volunteers to assist with the campaign's effort until July 25.

Clark County's Navigation Center has provided services and temporary housing to 1,784 individuals since opening two years ago as part of efforts to address homelessness.

Las Vegas invites developers to propose projects for a 3.44-acre site at Symphony Park, targeting unique concepts for retail, restaurants, or mixed-use.

Broadacres Marketplace's future concerns vendors after a community meeting was canceled last minute, causing frustration and uncertainty for those relying on the market.

Boulder City celebrated Independence Day with various events and a dedicated police presence resulted in seven arrests. The Boulder City Police Department's social media post humorously warned against DUI and drug offenses.

The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas is seeking adopters for rabbits rescued from a local dumping ground, expecting up to 30 rabbits. They emphasize the commitment required to care for rabbits.

North Las Vegas Police step up speed enforcement as part of the Joining Forces campaign until July 20, aiming to reduce speed-related crashes and fatalities.