Las Vegas relaunches its Strong Start Go Mobile Pre-K Academy, offering free pre-k classes on buses in various neighborhoods to promote accessible education.

Vigils across the US honor Sonya Massey after her fatal shooting by Deputy Sean Grayson, who faces murder charges and was terminated but may be reinstated.

Nevada offers $1 million in grants for enhancing outdoor recreation areas, open to various local and tribal governments, with applications due by September 6, 2024.

Registration for Las Vegas' Safekey before-and-after-school program starts July 23, offering education and activities for K-5 students at 63 CCSD schools.

Las Vegas will require cats and dogs over four months old to be microchipped starting August 1. Non-compliance risks misdemeanor penalties similar to a first-time DUI offense.

A Las Vegas family was reunited with their Chihuahua mix, Gizmo, after nine years, thanks to a microchip, but the dog returned with several health issues.

The Clark County School District introduces signal-blocking cell phone pouches and mandatory ID badges for middle and high school students to improve safety and minimize distractions.

The Culinary Union seeks to end the sub-minimum wage and tip taxation federally, highlighting the burden on tipped workers and seeking legislative support for change.

StartUpNV is bolstering business innovation in Southern Nevada, offering educational events for entrepreneurs and launching a statewide partnership to drive startup growth, while a Nevada-based entrepreneur is set to appear on Shark Tank.

The Las Vegas Justice Court is implementing an eviction diversion program with a $1.25 million grant to help individuals avoid eviction through resources and assistance.

The Las Vegas City Council approved a new LDS temple amidst mixed reactions from the Lone Mountain community over potential noise and traffic disruptions.

The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas is in crisis, overloaded with over 500 dogs. Urging adoptions without fees and seeking foster homes, they also request supply donations to care for the animals.

Boulder City's 76th Damboree celebration on the Fourth of July includes a pancake breakfast, parade with a "water zone," and fireworks, with festivities throughout the day at various parks.