The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas is facing an overflow of dogs and is urgently seeking the community's help with fostering and adopting to free up space.

Clark County's Division of Air Quality has issued a smoke advisory due to wildfire smoke, urging vulnerable populations to stay indoors and recommending measures to minimize exposure.

Las Vegas Police are seeking the public's help to identify a man stabbed on a bus; he's described as a Hispanic man in his 60s with gray hair and a mustache.

Las Vegas to experience cooler temperatures, breezy conditions and possible isolated showers due to a low-pressure system before warming up next week, says the National Weather Service.

A man was fatally shot in northeast Las Vegas. Police, alerted by ShotSpotter and a 911 call, found his body on Geist Avenue. Homicide detectives are investigating the motives and suspect.

LVMPD plans to set up 13 drone hubs for crime response by year-end, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce costs, while addressing privacy concerns raised by the ACLU.

Las Vegas casinos pay tribute to the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk with memorial messages on their marquees, reflecting community grief over his unexpected death.

Reno is hosting community cleanups to dispose of bulky waste, emphasizing community spirit and city beautification, with specific prohibited items and volunteer opportunities.

Heirloom at Pebble opened in May 2025 on BLM‑conveyed land, delivering 195 income‑restricted senior apartments in southeast Las Vegas.

Ex-governors Richard Bryan and Bob Miller will share memoirs at the politically flavored Las Vegas Book Festival on October 18, offering insights into Nevada's political history.

Clark County's Office of Sustainability promotes electric vehicles and sustainability with events, including ride-and-drives, webinars, and a movie night during National Drive Electric Month.

Clark County partners with U-CAN for the 26th Annual HBCU Recruitment Fair, connecting students with over 30 HBCUs on September 13, 2025, at Doolittle Community Center.

NDOT announces overnight lane reductions on I-80 east of Sparks from Sept. 7 through December 2025 for road improvements and environmental upkeep, advising drivers to plan for delays.