Public tours of the Nevada National Security Site have been paused through 2026 amid funding uncertainty, closing a rare Cold War‑era day trip from Las Vegas. The decision puts visits to Sedan Crater and other historic test sites on hold while officials review the budget.

CCSD will pilot a feeder-pattern overhaul at Desert Pines and Western in 2026–27, using state funds to align pre-K, math strategists, tutoring and counseling across neighborhoods.

Clark County will attempt a Guinness World Records blanket fort next Saturday at Desert Breeze to give about 150 foster kids a night of play while offering caregivers respite.

More than 100 Cosmopolitan engineers and technicians ratified a Local 501 contract that includes shift premiums, overtime changes and retirement boosts through 2029.

Nevada's seasonally adjusted jobless rate stayed at 5.3% in March while the Las Vegas metro sat at 5.4%, with leisure and hospitality losing ground amid uneven local gains.

NLVPD posted a short tribute Saturday for Officer Jason Roscow, a 17-year veteran killed in the line of duty. The city and community continue to honor his service.

Neighbors at West Flamingo Park say a growing unhoused presence has left trash and made families uneasy. County officials point residents to reporting tools as crews patrol the site.

The founder of Henderson Pride resigned after video showed him confronting a dancer at Dust Las Vegas, prompting performers, vendors and Pride groups to pull back. Organizers still list the festival online.

Six figures is comfortable in Las Vegas — but not automatically wealthy. New local reporting and calculators show what $100K actually covers here.

Henderson’s only open‑admission shelter will get solar shade canopies and 100 replacement kennels as part of a city‑backed overhaul that could total up to $7 million. The work pairs immediate fixes with a broader redesign of medical and isolation space.

Ruby Duncan, the Westside activist who founded Operation Life and led 1970s welfare protests, has died at 93. Her organizing won clinics, meals and a Westside library.

A removed social video showing Las Vegas Realtors president using racial slurs and luxury items has ignited fresh outrage and revived long‑running governance and legal battles at LVR.

A Las Vegas father says his nonverbal, 7-year-old son slipped off Manch Elementary during recess and wandered across a street before neighbors found him. The district says it launched a search and is reviewing the incident.