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.

Las Vegas Metro Police expect the new Hollywood Area Command to open in early August after receiving keys in late June or July. Southeast Area Command will relocate temporarily while repairs are made.

Nearly two years after SB92, the Las Vegas Valley has just 17 licensed street vendors. High fees, commissary rules and local restrictions are blamed.

A U.S. Coast Guard report puts Nevada near the bottom of boating‑safety metrics as Lake Mead braces for Memorial Day crowds. Officials urge prelaunch checks and life jackets.

A Las Vegas family has sued CCSD after their son was expelled for placing pro‑ICE emblems at East Career and Technical Academy, alleging viewpoint discrimination.

A tenant at The Marq says raw sewage has been backing up into her unit since May 7, and she says repeated calls to maintenance and agencies haven't fixed it.

Clark County voted May 19 to strip Cesar Chavez’s name from an east‑Valley park and rename it Mariachi Park after national reporting of sexual‑abuse allegations. The county plans a community unveiling on May 23.

Las Vegas will celebrate Juneteenth on June 20 with a free Symphony Park festival and R&B sets at the Smith Center. Christopher Williams headlines two Myron’s shows; proceeds support Rainbow Dreams.

A Roseman University dental student has filed a federal civil‑rights suit saying she was suspended after reporting harassment. The complaint asks to transfer her to Henderson and clear disciplinary records.

The Culinary Academy of Las Vegas expanded to about 55,000 square feet, boosting annual training capacity and adding new labs and student‑run operations for hospitality careers.