Commissioner William McCurdy II is hosting a 'Know Your Rights' Immigration Town Hall in Las Vegas to inform immigrants about their rights and connect them with resources.

Las Vegas celebrated the Lantern & TET Festival with cultural activities and discussions on community safety, featuring outreach by Officers Balmores and Vesperas from LVMPD's SMART initiative.

The Las Vegas Paiute Tribe opens a wellness center to serve Native Americans with medical services, a gym, and programs for diabetes management and prevention.

Henderson Police Department concluded a traffic campaign, issuing 722 stops and focusing on speeding, with 476 speeding citations among other violations. The initiative was funded by federal money for the 2025 Joining Forces program.

Clark County seeks applicants for local advisory boards to impact neighborhood development. Commissioner highlights their importance. Eligibility includes being a registered voter in the area. Applications close March 4, with selections on March 18.

Clark County introduced new regulations to combat illegal breeding and improve animal welfare, including higher fines and permit fees, mandatory microchipping, and animal handler training.

The Crossing Guard Company plans to recruit crossing guards in Clark County at hiring events on Feb. 11 and Feb. 13, offering part-time jobs at $17/hour to enhance student safety.

Clark County announces a series of events to celebrate Black History Month focusing on cultural legacy and diversity, with activities ranging from workshops to lectures and exhibitions.

Protesters in Las Vegas are boycotting Target for ending its DEI and REACH programs, claiming it's a betrayal to minority communities. They're shifting their shopping to other retailers like CVS that maintain DEI values.

Henderson's 23rd annual Gospel Fest celebrated Black History Month with artists like Ashling Cole and Brent Jones, drawing thousands and showcasing local businesses.

LVMPD honors fallen officer Sergeant Henry Prendes on the 19th anniversary of his death, reflecting on his dedication and planning a candlelight vigil.

Acton Academy Red Rock, serving neurodivergent students, was evicted due to a dispute over mold remediation costs. The school scrambles to find a new location as the legal issues unfold.

The Henderson Fire Department seeks new firefighter/paramedics and firefighters, emphasizing teamwork, skills development, and mental health support. Applications are open until Feb. 18 and May 5, respectively.