The City of Henderson has released a Skill Gap Analysis report to address workforce deficiencies and align with future economic growth. The report offers strategies for enhancing education and training to meet industry needs.

LVMPD Sgt. Jesse Brambilla earned the Good Ticket Award for buying clothes for witnesses affected by a Tesla Cybertruck explosion at Trump International Hotel Vegas.

Nevada barbers will promote literacy during 2025's Nevada Reading Week by turning their shops into reading spaces for kids, with free haircuts for reading aloud.

The Helldorado Days Parade is set to take place in downtown Las Vegas on May 10, featuring community and cultural entries, with prizes for schools and artists.

Henderson Police concluded a driving safety campaign, resulting in 651 stops, 2 DUI arrests, and numerous citations for speeding and distracted driving, funded by a $179,000 grant.

Las Vegas prepares for the Mayor's Symposium on Urban Design to explore the relationship between architecture and urban aesthetics, with speakers discussing the city's evolving landscape.

The City of North Las Vegas is developing the Tule Springs East Area Plan, seeking public input through an online survey to shape the community with homes, a UNLV campus, and a Job Creation Zone.

Clark County is hosting an online surplus auction for vehicles and equipment through JJ Kane Auctions on March 18-19, with public previews available March 13-15.

North Las Vegas is hiring part-time lifeguards and summer camp specialists, offering up to $16/h for lifeguards. The job fair is on February 27 from 12-4 p.m. at City Hall.

Boulder City, Nevada, known for effective governance and low taxes, is a contender for the Cashman Good Government Award, due to its successful renewable energy leases.

North Las Vegas hosts Black History Month events, featuring a panel on the Black Diaspora and a business fair showcasing 50 local businesses. Mayor Goynes-Brown and UNLV's Dr. Whitfield are the notable speakers.

Maxx Crosby and Credit One Bank donated $100,000 to Southern Nevada charities through the "One For The Community" program tied to the Raiders' 38 sacks in the 2024 season.

Las Vegas honors fallen officer Jason Roscow with a tribute and procession, following his death in a shootout. Flags and community support mark the occasion.