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.

Broadacres Marketplace in North Las Vegas reopens on August 1 after a temporary closure due to concerns over potential immigration enforcement. The market is a key community and employment hub.

Clark County seeks a volunteer for the Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park Trail Advisory Council to help with local recreation and economic development.

Commissioner April Becker is hosting a Pool Party Palooza at the Durango Hills YMCA in Las Vegas, featuring music, games, and refreshments on August 2nd.

Las Vegas is offering a free Citizens Police Academy from Aug 27 to Nov 12, 2025, for residents to learn about law enforcement on Wednesday evenings. Applicants must meet certain criteria and apply by August 3.

Las Vegas' Safekey program opened registration for before and after school care for the 2025-2026 school year, with online enrollment and various payment options.

North Las Vegas is holding its 4th annual Unplug and Play event on July 26, offering children up to 13 free toys, games, and activities to promote outdoor play and community connections.

Vegas PBS celebrated the graduation of over 160 students from its workforce training program, but faces a financial challenge due to federal funding cuts that may affect its sustainability.

Clark County has mandated microchipping for dogs and cats over four months old to reduce shelter intakes. A nominal fee of $5 is supported by a $150,000 fund, with local partners providing the service.

Las Vegas gears up for the 2025-2026 school year with free back-to-school fairs, offering resources and supplies, amid rising costs and potential new tariffs impacting shopping.

Clark County, Nevada announces the "Campus for Hope," a $200 million initiative to combat homelessness via a 20-acre campus offering housing and comprehensive aid, set to open in 2027.

Reno inaugurates a new playground at Miguel Ribera Park, celebrating with a Community Day event featuring free paletas and remarks by Councilmember Martinez.