Las Vegas prepares for the 37th Scouting For Food Drive to support local food banks, with The Salvation Army, Smith's, Boy Scouts, and others participating.

Henderson honored 19 public schools with five-star ratings at an event where Mayor Romero praised their educational performance and highlighted the presence of charter schools.

LVMPD officers engaged with the community at a Hispanic cultural event featuring a parade of horses, aimed at enhancing relations and celebrating heritage.

Las Vegas strike teams returned after aiding in the LA County wildfires, focusing on preventive work to protect structures, receiving gratitude from the communities affected.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department rolled out Homeless Compstat, aiming to enhance collaboration in addressing homelessness, and praised community partners and individuals aiding the cause.

Foothill High School's Every 15 Minutes program educates students on the consequences of drinking and driving with a staged collision, legal proceedings, and an overnight retreat.

Henderson unveils a dog fostering program allowing locals to host shelter dogs, aimed at easing kennel life and aiding adoption, for eligible spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped dogs.

LVMPD will not enforce immigration violations but will refer such cases to ICE, focusing on building community trust while cooperating on matters of transnational crime and terrorism.

The Clark County Museum will host a presentation by Professor Tyler D. Parry on the 1969 Uprising in Las Vegas's Historic Westside, exploring its causes and impact.

Las Vegas announces a $200 million transitional housing project, Campus for Hope, to address homelessness, with a joint investment from Nevada and private sector.

Visitors to Mt. Charleston are advised to prepare for outdoor activities despite low snowfall and are reminded of safety measures, parking regulations, and the availability of emergency resources.

LVMPD celebrates the opening of ProTeam Tactical Performance's new facility for first responders, offering advanced recovery tools, injury rehab, and performance solutions inspired by pro sports.

Clark County is hosting "Missing in Nevada Day" on February 1, 2025, to support families of missing persons by collecting DNA and other identifying information.