Utah Deal-Maker Says Outside Ref Could Break Colorado River Stalemate
Utah's Danya Rumore says trained 'process designers' could help break the Colorado River negotiation deadlock by building trust and sequencing small, implementable steps.
Monorail on the Chopping Block as Vegas Loop Muscles onto the Strip
LVCVA president Steve Hill sketched a plan to fold the Vegas Loop into the Strip’s monorail corridor, removing tracks and reusing stations. The proposal could cut replacement costs but raises safety and oversight questions.
Clark County Greenlights $165 Million Vegas Opioid Rehab Hub
Clark County voted May 5 to award a construction contract for a county‑owned opioid rehabilitation center, selecting McCarthy Building Companies to lead preconstruction work. The project will be funded largely with opioid‑settlement dollars and is planned on 14.3 acres near North Las Vegas Boulevard.
Nevada Pols Get New Security Detail As Threats Creep Closer To Home
Nevada's Legislative Police have set up a special protection unit to guard lawmakers at town halls, public events and homes after a rise in threats. Officials say the unit will centralize security and threat assessment for state legislators.












