Nevada Task Force 1 returned from assisting with flooding in Kerr County, Texas, enduring nearly three weeks of challenging conditions. They were part of a FEMA deployment and received praise for their resilience and compassion.

Broadacres Marketplace in North Las Vegas reopens on August 1 after a temporary closure due to concerns over potential immigration enforcement. The market is a key community and employment hub.

Clark County seeks a volunteer for the Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park Trail Advisory Council to help with local recreation and economic development.

The NWS predicts a persistent dry spell and typical temperatures for Las Vegas, with slight rain chances in Mohave County and typical wind patterns at Harry Reid International Airport.

One person sustained life-threatening injuries in a collision at South Durango Drive and Peace Way in Las Vegas, with the area closed off for investigation.

Monsoonal moisture may bring showers and thunderstorms to northwest Arizona later this week, with normal temperatures in southern Nevada and variable winds for pilots.

Two people were displaced by an apartment fire in Las Vegas, with damages estimated at $50,000. Firefighters quickly extinguished the unintentional blaze.

Commissioner April Becker is hosting a Pool Party Palooza at the Durango Hills YMCA in Las Vegas, featuring music, games, and refreshments on August 2nd.

LVMPD hosted a back-to-school event providing students with supplies, backpacks, and haircuts, focusing on community engagement and support for youth education.

A fire at University Shopping Center near UNLV caused extensive damage; the cause is unknown, and a search is hindered by the instability of the building.

Reno Fire Department employs goats for wildfire prevention in Evans Creek, with a herd provided by High Desert Graziers grazing to remove flammable brush.

St. Louis Avenue in Las Vegas faces a 10-week roadwork project, with traffic disruptions expected during work hours. The construction includes repaving and utility adjustments.

NDOT is set to enhance pedestrian safety in Winnemucca by installing new beacons and making other improvements, causing some lane and sidewalk closures.