The first Crisis Stabilization Center in Clark County, Southern Nevada, opened to offer psychiatric crisis and detox services for adults, aiming to alleviate pressure on emergency rooms and jails.

Las Vegas police union surveys officers on striking in response to a retirement contribution rate increase, with potential actions ranging from a July 4 strike to protests.

Las Vegas welcomes Engine 201 with a traditional push-in ceremony at Fire Station 1, attended by Mayor Shelley Berkley and other officials, celebrating the engine's service to Ward 5.

North Las Vegas celebrates Juneteenth with a flag raising ceremony at City Hall, featuring speeches, performances, and community engagement. Mayor Goynes-Brown and Congressman Horsford to speak.

The Henderson Police Department is accepting applications for its Citizens Academy, offering a 12-week insight into police work starting August 19, 2025.

The Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Department is recruiting for its firefighter academy until July 13, 2025, with paid training and no maximum age limit for applicants.

Union members in Las Vegas protested against ICE raids, even in extreme heat, emphasizing the importance of immigrant workers to the economy and challenging increased immigration enforcement and the potential use of the National Guard in Nevada.

Clark County officials launch a summer program for 12-18-year-olds combining education and recreation at Clark High School, with additional services for younger siblings and community resources.

The Junior Achievement Career Center, aimed at helping Las Vegas youth aged 16-25 with employment skills, has opened in partnership with Goodwill of Southern Nevada.

Las Vegas honors Carole Adams Hattar for her community work, in particular with the NBA Summer League, and recognizes the Toxic Encephalopathy Foundation's efforts in a public council meeting.

The North Las Vegas Police invites the community to a June 10 event on preventing identity theft and improving police-citizen dialogue at the Dolores Huerta Resource Center.

LVMPD celebrates the Shine a Light foundation's IPATH program, which aids the unhoused in Las Vegas, providing resources and support to overcome addiction and achieve stability.

Clark County urges pet owners to protect their animals during extreme heat, offering advice on cooling methods and warning against leaving pets in cars or walking them on hot pavement.