A community forum in Las Vegas discussed the local homelessness issue, with officials and residents seeking solutions to trespassing, loitering, and property damage.

Las Vegas Fire & Rescue offers a free community boot camp for those interested in firefighting, providing a glimpse into the profession and aiding recruitment efforts.

The LVMPD hosted "Laylat Al Qadr" at their headquarters, joining the Muslim community during Ramadan, signifying commitment to diversity, outreach, and unity.

Boulder City Police Department celebrates 65 years with a community event featuring food and drinks to support the Friends of Boulder City Police Department.

The Reno Police Department invites residents to its community policing symposium on April 2nd at the Reno Town Mall to discuss public safety and foster police-community relations.

Postal workers rallied against potential USPS privatization, fearing job cuts and increased costs, particularly affecting remote communities. They gained support from local officials as they championed the importance of the public postal service.

NLVPD won "Top Agency" at the 2025 K9 Trials. LVMPD announced winners including "Top Dog" K9 Axl. NLVPD's K9 unit's officers placed in several categories, demonstrating their skills in the event.

Las Vegas hosted Humanitarian Day, offering goods like food and clothing, plus services such as mobile showers and healthcare, to help vulnerable residents prepare for higher temperatures.

Las Vegas invites families to a free Family Spring Fling event with activities, pet parade, car show, and more at Floyd Lamb Park on April 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Las Vegas columnist Norm Clarke, known for his eye patch, passed away at 82. He covered celebrities and sports, and his work appeared in the Review-Journal. Clarke died following a hip injury and cancer battle.

Las Vegas City Council will honor Animal Protection Services for tackling illegal dog breeding, as they achieved significant results in Operation Pawsitive Change, including arrests and rescues.

Las Vegas community leaders and police held a Peace Walk and Family Fun Festival to foster unity and address neighborhood challenges, providing essentials, food, and educational resources to residents.

LVMPD's Evidence Vault, holding over a million items including a mysterious monolith found in 2024, changes hours, closing Fridays ahead of relocation.