Clark County plans to upgrade the West Flamingo Senior Center in Las Vegas with a new multipurpose room and facilities, as Commissioner Michael Naft aims to enhance seniors' lives with a $2.7 million investment.

Southern Nevada fire departments are conducting a joint HazMat training at an ice cream plant, not open to the public, to prepare for chemical emergencies.

Rebuilding Together Southern Nevada volunteers helped repair homes for low-income seniors, the disabled, and veterans during their annual Make a Difference Day.

Boulder City received the Enterprise Risk Management Excellence Program Award for its outstanding risk management practices, earning a $27,350 check for its Risk Management Fund.

The Henderson Police Department has launched a new strategy with Strangulation Resource Kits in patrol cars to aid domestic violence victims, focusing on the dangers of strangulation.

The Clark County School District faces a $11 million budget shortfall due to errors in salary and enrollment projections, prompting fiscal and administrative scrutiny.

The Nevada Department of Education is investigating Clark County School District's budget discrepancies and demands accountability for the financial mismanagement.

The LVMPD commemorated Officers B Bishop and Danny Ottomanelli for their life-saving deeds during a stabbing incident, receiving recognition from the Clark County Commission.

Cars were towed from a private lot during the Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival, with attendees decrying poor signage and towing practices. Costs and frustration were high for those affected.

LVMPD honors the anniversary of Officer Truong Thai's passing, who died in the line of duty. He was a dedicated officer, mentor, and family man, remembered for his service and passions like volleyball and sailing.

The Clark County School District is facing an estimated $20 million deficit, with potential staff cuts and spending reductions looming. Increased litigation and cybersecurity expenses have contributed to the shortfall.

State Superintendent Jhone Ebert demands clarity on CCSD's budget issues and considers appointing a compliance monitor ahead of potential state intervention.

Boulder City celebrates Public Power Week, recognizing its economical and renewable energy sources, including hydroelectric and solar power, and aims to educate youth about electricity and utility work.