Parents volunteer as crossing guards near a Las Vegas high school after a student's death, advocating for safer streets amidst challenges and slow city response.

Commissioner Justin Jones and the Clark County Fire Department host an open house at Fire Station 35 on May 23, offering tours, equipment demonstrations, and family-friendly activities.

Clark County and several cities are considering a multijurisdictional license for sidewalk vendors, streamlining the business process across local jurisdictions.

Officers Ramirez and Littlefield from the LVMPD were honored with the TOP COPS Awards during National Police Week for their courageous response to a hostage situation.

Southern Nevada honors fallen law enforcement officers with a memorial ceremony, featuring speeches, a 21-gun salute, and reading of names. A statue for fallen K-9 units is new this year.

North Las Vegas hosts a "Day in the Park" with free food, games, and activities to strengthen community bonds.

Las Vegas hosts a Walk of Honor on May 23 for residents to honor fallen military personnel, with flags, a speech by Major CJ Wilkinson, and candles provided while supplies last.

Clark County is in need of more foster homes, especially to keep sibling groups together, despite recent progress in increasing the number of foster beds available.

Commissioner Tick Segerblom will host a town hall on homelessness near Flamingo Road, with community stakeholders' input, at the Clark County Library on May 19.

North Las Vegas celebrated AANHPI Heritage Month, showcasing cultural performances and food, with local leaders and community attendance at Aliante Nature Discovery Park.

The LVMPD and NBPA hosted the Cops & Curls event to empower young girls by promoting self-confidence and positive police-community relations through a day filled with dancing and celebration.

The Your Perfect Footwear Festival in Spring Valley, hosted by LVMPD and Clark County Fire Department, offered family entertainment, a Raiders Jr. Training Camp, and a Police vs. Fire Grill Off. The event aimed to strengthen community relations.

The Nevada Highway Patrol ran "Rural Blitz," targeting commercial vehicles for road safety in various counties, expressing their safety commitment on social media.