K9 Arno, a Belgian Malinois that served with the LVMPD as an explosive detector for 8 years, has died at age 13. He was known for his work at various high-profile events.

The Henderson Police conducted a traffic safety campaign, resulting in 683 stops, including citations for pedestrian violations and speeding, funded by a federal grant.

North Las Vegas has released a Strategic Plan for 2025-2030 focusing on growth, innovation, and community well-being, with goals for governance, infrastructure, safety, and economic development.

North Las Vegas awards $280,000 in educational grants to 40 teachers from 19 schools, aiming to boost student outcomes and address chronic absenteeism.

Henderson invites nominations for its Water Conservation Award to honor residents or businesses excelling in water-saving efforts. Applications are open until November 30.

The Vegas Justice League was awarded the Key to the Las Vegas Strip for assisting in solving nine cold cases, including identifying a 1994 murder suspect.

Boulder City received the APA Nevada DeBoer Award for their Historic District Design Guidelines and Interactive Webmap, which support historic preservation.

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.