Henderson invites residents to recycle their Christmas trees at various drop-off points from Dec. 26 to Jan. 16, offering free mulch from the recycled trees at select locations.

A Hanukkah celebration with a public menorah lighting is scheduled for Dec. 30 at the Clark County Government Center in Las Vegas, featuring traditional treats and live performances.

Las Vegas officials detailed plans for New Year's Eve celebrations, including safety measures, road closures, and transportation adjustments to ensure a secure event on the Strip and downtown.

NDOT invites Nevada schoolchildren to participate in an aviation-themed art contest, focusing on women in aviation and open to ages 6-17. Winners will advance to national and possibly international levels.

The Vegas Golden Knights unveiled 20 new ball hockey blacktops at Title 1 schools in Clark County, offering clinics and equipment to promote hockey among students.

North Las Vegas announces holiday events, including a toy giveaway for children and a Polar Plunge with hot cocoa, donuts, and a snow machine for participants.

Nevada met federal work participation requirements for TANF across all categories for the first time, indicating progress in aiding families towards financial stability.

UNLV receives a $15 million donation from Las Vegas Sands to establish the Sands Institute for Chinese Language and Culture, enhancing cultural and educational offerings.

Cactus Park Elementary in Las Vegas has completed an expansion, adding a farm to its campus to support a holistic curriculum that includes wellness and sustainability.

Federal funding helps Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada expand Meals on Wheels, providing more meals and companionship to seniors in the Las Vegas Valley.

UNLV students created six murals at Frank and Estella Beam Hall to honor the December 6 shooting victims, inviting reflection and promoting resilience.

Henderson City Council approves a pilot Trap-Neuter-Release program for stray cats, led by Henderson Cats and Heaven Can Wait Society, starting January 1.

UNLV students created 4,000 origami cranes to honor professors lost in a campus shooting, forming a community tribute and part of a planned permanent memorial.