Harry Reid International Airport launches "Gateway to Everything" campaign, highlighting its role in Southern Nevada's tourism with a digital showcase and reflecting its growth, serving as the region's key economic driver.

Clark County is seeking new members for its Rural Alliance Advisory Committee from Districts D, E, and G to help shape rural policy. Applications are accepted until April 8, 2025; appointments are set for May 6, 2025.

North Las Vegas launched the Y.O.U.T.H. Court Program to provide support to 18-24-year-olds in the justice system through services like workforce development and mentorship.

North Las Vegas honors fallen Officer Raul P. Elizondo with a community event at Elizondo Elementary School, including a ceremony, classroom visits, and demonstrations.

The North Las Vegas Police Department is hosting a Hiring Symposium on March 15 to inform individuals about a career in law enforcement and the application process.

Las Vegas officials collaborate with LVMPD and Clark County School District for a community Peace Walk and Family Fun Festival to address gang violence and promote unity.

North Las Vegas Police Department adds 16 new officers from its academy, reflecting city's diversity with Spanish speakers and military veterans among the graduates.

Clark County extended the deadline for Town Advisory Board and Citizen Advisory Council applications, inviting residents to influence local government decisions.

North Las Vegas launches a Community Clean-Up Event on March 5th to dispose of bulky waste, with certain hazardous items excluded. Residents are invited to participate and meet city officials.

Las Vegas' famous sign will glow red in March for American Red Cross Month, celebrating the organization's humanitarian work and stable blood supply services.

Boulder City Police highlighted their February activities, including 1,488 service calls, 467 traffic stops, and 50 arrests, in a social media post, demonstrating their commitment to community safety.

Las Vegas offers lifeguard training programs for spring break, with free certification for those who work as city lifeguards or swim instructors in the summer.

Clark County School Board has approved a $7.8 million contract to repair Lundy Elementary School, with the school set to reopen in August after damage from Tropical Storm Hilary.