A third Nye County budget proposal sparked protests over cuts to school social workers, and trustees approved a contested 2026–27 plan that still leaves services thin. Advocates warn the shortfall will stretch rural schools.

Gov. Lombardo proclaimed June 2026 Agricultural Heritage Month as the State Fair of Nevada reopens in Reno for the first time since 2010, with youth livestock shows and a farmers market on the program.

A Las Vegas family says months of bullying at Las Vegas Day School left their 10-year-old with a knocked-out tooth and trauma; a new lawsuit seeks damages.

Fake Charli XCX tickets are circulating ahead of the MGM Grand show; Live Nation and consumer groups warn fans to buy only from official sellers.

One‑time $120 S‑EBT grocery payments are landing for eligible Nevada school‑age children this summer. Benefits may be added to existing EBT cards or mailed to households.

A Las Vegas heavy‑equipment operator alleges persistent religious harassment, a mutilated Jesus figurine and wrongful firing in a federal lawsuit against Las Vegas Paving.

STEM magnet and career-technical academies in Clark County are drawing rising applications and enrollment even as the broader district declines.

Summerlin's 32nd Patriotic Parade returns July 4 to honor America's 250th with giant balloons, historical floats and local pro teams.

The Culinary Workers Union says it reached a tentative agreement with Sphere Las Vegas that would cover more than 800 hospitality workers and mark the venue's first union contract. The deal now heads to a member ratification vote.

HELP of Southern Nevada launched the 15th annual HELP2O drive to collect bottled water and cooling supplies after local health data showed hundreds of heat‑related deaths. The campaign funnels donations to outreach teams serving people living outdoors.

Visitor numbers dipped in April while convention halls filled: LVCVA data shows a mixed picture for the Strip as ADR hit a record but total visitors fell.

DETR's EmployNV hubs have been hosting rapid‑response career fairs to help about 1,000 Las Vegas Spirit employees replace lost pay, benefits and jobs.

Las Vegas has begun deploying medical and counseling professionals with street outreach teams to provide on‑site care and speed referrals into services and shelter.