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.

The LVMPD held a ceremony honoring officers and civilians for bravery and service, highlighting interventions in emergencies and a complex murder case.

Arbor View High School's graduation honored McKenzie Scott, who was killed in a DUI crash, featuring a moment of silence and her being the first called for a diploma.

Las Vegas Fire & Rescue gained CFAI accreditation, demonstrating adherence to high industry standards and a commitment to continuous improvement in emergency services.

Las Vegas chapels experienced a wedding surge during a series of palindrome dates, attracting couples drawn to their uniqueness and perceived luck.

The Moulin Rouge Hotel in Las Vegas, noted for being the first racially integrated hotel-casino, marks its 70th anniversary since opening; it closed the same year it opened in 1955.

The LVMPD hosted a community basketball tournament to strengthen relations between police and Las Vegas residents, aligning with the RECAP initiative. The event featured sports and resources, aiming to build trust and peace in the community.

Las Vegas's summer pool season features swim lessons, aquatic teams, and events, with the Carlos L. Martinez & Darrio J. Hall Family Pool opening Memorial Day weekend and other pools soon after.

Clark County Fire Department provides safety tips for barbecue season, advising residents to grill safely by keeping equipment away from structures and not leaving it unattended.

North Las Vegas unveils new multiuse fields at Craig Ranch Regional Park, with a $23 million upgrade including six fields and extra parking, enhancing recreational and sports facilities for the community.

Las Vegas authorities are set to clear homeless encampments from the Flamingo Wash as part of a $15 million improvement project, prompting health and safety concerns as well as resident fears of displacement effects.