Nevada has suspended 16 school reports, launching a larger effort to cut duplicative paperwork and return thousands of hours to classrooms.

A Las Vegas billboard memorializes fentanyl victims as families gather and health officials point to rising overdose deaths and prevention efforts.

A class-action claims the Las Vegas Valley Water District's Excessive Use Charge is punitive and hard to contest, hitting roughly one in ten customers and inflating summer bills. Plaintiffs say the policy raises constitutional due-process concerns.

Federal payroll data show Clark County’s covered average weekly wage was about $1,347 in late 2025, with construction posting the biggest gains and information lagging. The spread between private‑sector pay and countywide averages underlines uneven growth across industries.

Clark County extended $5.5 million to Rainbow Dreams Early Learning Academy, preserving county-funded pre-K seats on the Westside through 2029. The move pairs public funds with local supply drives.

Inmates and family members say cells at High Desert State Prison have been sweltering as evaporative 'swamp' coolers struggle during a Southern Nevada heat wave.

A CDC Epi‑Aid and 69 interviews found housing instability, mixed drug supplies and mistrust may be why Nevada’s overdose decline lags the nation.

UNLV's new insurance major pairs scholarships and internships to build a local pipeline into an industry facing mass retirements.

Las Vegas has raised income limits for its senior utility and sewer rebate, letting more residents 60+ apply for refunds on 2025 bills. Applications run Aug. 1–Oct. 15.

The fifth annual North Las Vegas Battle of the Badges pits police against firefighters this Wednesday at Aliante Casino to collect blood while the Red Cross warns of a national shortage. Organizers hope the friendly rivalry will turn donors into lifesaving units for local hospitals.

Arriba Las Vegas says it will wind down programs, including closing its legal clinic this month, while former staff and supporters demand transparency and protections for clients.

A Las Vegas couple faces deportation to Nigeria while their U.S.-born son Judah is too medically fragile to travel. Their immigration hearing next week forces a wrenching choice.

Organizers and Liberty Media will fund a roughly $3.05M pot to reimburse ticketholders affected by the 2023 water‑valve mishap; some buyers must file claims by Aug. 27, 2026.