Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Henderson.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Henderson.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Las Vegas.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Henderson.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Las Vegas.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Henderson.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Henderson.

The City of Las Vegas is recruiting for AmeriCorps programs, offering stipends and educational awards for community service roles in education and social initiatives.

Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Las Vegas, focusing on Latino voters, discussing key issues, and signaling Nevada's importance for upcoming elections.

Nevada will vote on an abortion rights amendment in November after a successful signature drive that collected over 127,000 verified signatures. This move aims to embed abortion rights in the state constitution.

Nevada has increased its minimum wage to $12 an hour for all workers following Assembly Bill 456. Advocates still argue this is insufficient due to the high cost of living.

VP Kamala Harris plans a return campaign trip to Nevada, emphasizing its key role in elections. Details are scarce, but her visit highlights the state's political significance.

Former Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval and ex-Assembly Speaker Richard Perkins join the Democracy Defense Project, focusing on strengthening public trust in elections.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign submits an additional 30,000 signatures, exceeding Nevada's requirement for an independent candidate to appear on the ballot, despite an earlier setback and ongoing legal challenges from the state Democratic Party.

President Biden will visit Las Vegas to speak at the NAACP and UnidosUS conferences, focusing on racial justice, equity, and his administration's accomplishments. His visit coincides with strategic political positioning ahead of elections.

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Las Vegas to engage Asian American and Pacific Islander communities ahead of elections, amid Nevada's strategical political significance.

Washoe County commissioners in Nevada rejected the results of two local primary recounts amid political tensions and growing mistrust in the electoral process.

The Las Vegas City Council is set to vote on the LDS Church’s proposed temple in Lone Mountain after planning commission approval, amid residents' concerns over light, size, and traffic.

Nevada politicians condemn the political violence at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania and express relief at Trump's safety after a reported shooting incident.

President Biden maintains his schedule in Las Vegas amidst recent unsettling events, including an attack on former President Trump, engaging in various speaking engagements.

The Las Vegas City Council voted unanimously to approve a new LDS temple in the Lone Mountain area, overcoming concerns about its size and impact on the community.

Michele Fiore pleaded not guilty to misusing charity funds for personal expenses, including her daughter's wedding. She faces a trial and up to 20 years per count if convicted.

Commissioner Tick Segerblom proposed renaming Clark County to Las Vegas County, aiming to increase clarity for tourists and update the county's image. Responses among officials are mixed, with concerns about costs and priorities.

Senators Cortez Masto and Grassley propose the PROTECT Act, advocating for Senate confirmation and a fixed term for future U.S. Secret Service directors to improve oversight.

JD Vance, the GOP Vice-Presidential nominee, is hosting a rally in Henderson, Nevada at Liberty High School, with revised times for doors opening and his speech.

J.D. Vance, the GOP VP nominee, will hold a rally in Nevada, with plans to address economic and safety concerns, following a favorable political forecast for Republicans in the state.

U.S. Senators introduce a bipartisan bill to eliminate federal excise and certain other taxes on legal sports betting to boost the economy and competitiveness.

Former U.S. Rep. Shelley Berkley and City Councilwoman Victoria Seaman debated their plans for Las Vegas in the mayoral runoff, discussing economic and social issues.

Clark County commissioners will debate an ordinance to reduce the distance between alcohol vendors and places of worship or education from 1,500 feet to 500 feet, raising concerns among community leaders.

Clark County commissioners are calling for tougher penalties for illegal pet breeding, with proposals to limit breeder licenses and introduce educational or provisional licenses. Overcrowded shelters and animal welfare are primary concerns.

Kamala Harris appeals to Nevada voters at a Las Vegas rally, proposing to end federal income tax on tips and drawing large crowds and fundraising support.

Clark County has issued its first short-term rental licenses, with many applicants still awaiting approval due to regulatory processes and procedural holdups.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. remains on the Nevada presidential ballot despite rumors of dropping out and has endorsed Donald Trump while withdrawing from other state ballots.

Donald Trump promises a tax exemption on tips for service workers during a Las Vegas campaign event, criticizing government tax policies and opponent Kamala Harris while projecting the policy as a relief for the sector.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been removed from Nevada's ballot for the presidential election after failing to meet the legal requirements for signature submissions and endorsing Donald Trump.

Nevada introduced a new voter database called VREMS to centralize election systems, enhance security, and improve accuracy, backed by a $30 million funding from the state.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, VP Harris' running mate, will visit Las Vegas on Monday, aiming to strengthen Democratic support in the Sun Belt ahead of the election.

The Nevada Supreme Court removed the Green Party from the state ballot after siding with the Democratic Party lawsuit over the use of incorrect petition forms.

The Clark County School Board is involved in a controversy over Trustee Katie Williams' alleged non-residency, with the DA's office seeking to have her seat declared vacant.

Clark County School District Trustee Katie Williams resigned amid residency allegations and a DA's legal action, following scrutiny over her absence from meetings and ties to Nebraska.

Minnesota's First Lady, Gwen Walz, is campaigning in Las Vegas, canvassing for the Harris-Walz ticket and celebrating AANHPI heritage, signaling Nevada's strategic importance in the election.

Las Vegas schools report academic improvements and a decline in absences, with state officials optimistic about continued progress supported by legislative investment, particularly in early education and STEM.

A Nevada bill seeks to mandate energy companies to report monthly on power disconnection data, including demographics and locations of those affected.

Clark County Election Department seeks poll workers, especially bilingual ones, for the 2024 General Election. Volunteers are urged to help during Early Voting and on Election Day.

Jason Goudie, the CCSD's deputy superintendent of business administration, has resigned, and Diane Bartholomew steps in temporarily. This follows other leadership changes within the district.

Vice President Kamala Harris is confirmed to visit Nevada for her presidential campaign, emphasizing the state's battleground status as Election Day nears.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has called for an extended audit of Clark County School District's financial issues, amid concerns over budget shortfalls and potential staff cuts.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas is now a polling location for the general election, offering a unique voting experience and mail ballot drop-off, complete with special "I VOTED" stickers.

VP Kamala Harris is rallying in Las Vegas ahead of Election Day, underlining Nevada's importance as a swing state, and matching Trump's campaign fervor. She's also eyeing the Hispanic vote with an upcoming town hall.

Kamala Harris presented her vision for America in Las Vegas, focusing on supporting small businesses and prospective homeowners, and contrasting her plans with those of Donald Trump.

Governor Lombardo's administration proposes reallocating $25 million from the $37 million designated for the reconstruction of sinking Windsor Park homes, raising concerns among residents about the future security of the funds and their community.

Scott Vivier was appointed as Henderson's new fire chief, taking over after Chief Shawn White's retirement, and brings 24 years of experience to the role.

The Department of Justice awarded over $16 million in grants to support victims of gender-based violence in Nevada, reinforcing national strategies against such violence.

Michele Fiore, a former Las Vegas councilwoman, was found guilty on all counts of wire fraud for misusing funds intended for fallen police officer memorials.

Donald Trump is set to attend a roundtable in Henderson, NV, focusing on Latino issues and economic policy with anticipation of the 2024 Election Day.

Boulder City issued a correction after utility bills mislabeled the upcoming election as the Primary instead of the General. Other details were correct, and the city advised residents to check their website for accurate information.

Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to campaign for VP Kamala Harris in Las Vegas, coinciding with Nevada's early voting period. His visit follows Obama's rally, emphasizing Democratic efforts in battleground states.

Former President Trump is set to participate in a "United for Change" rally in Las Vegas, alongside political figures like Vivek Ramaswamy and Tulsi Gabbard, aiming to engage the AAPI community ahead of the 2024 election.

Barack Obama rallied for Kamala Harris in North Las Vegas, aiming to boost support during Nevada's early voting period. His speech addressed key political issues.

JD Vance held a rally at Treasure Island, emphasizing the economy and immigration, while political figures converge in Las Vegas ahead of the election.

Donald Trump is slated to speak at a Las Vegas rally targeting Asian American voters, with other speakers including Vivek Ramaswamy and Tulsi Gabbard. The event represents a GOP effort to engage the AAPI electorate.

Daniel R. Schiess is appointed as the District Election Officer for Nevada to ensure a fair 2024 election, addressing voting rights and election fraud.

Trump spoke in Las Vegas on various topics ahead of the election, promising tax cuts and massive deportations, while not addressing Nevada's nuclear issue. Harris campaigns with celebrities and emphasizes endorsements.

VP Kamala Harris will campaign in Las Vegas on October 31st to rally early votes, with Maná's performance. Details are sparse but highlight Nevada's electoral significance.

Kamala Harris' campaign has debuted a 90-second ad on the Las Vegas Sphere, marking a political first. Coinciding with her final pre-election visit, the ad aims to influence Nevada voters.

Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff is scheduled to speak at UNLV before Election Day to rally support for the Harris-Walz ticket, joined by Reverend Al Sharpton targeting voter turnout.

VP nominees Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance make final campaign stops in Las Vegas before the election, engaging voters with rallies and political events.

Nevada lawmakers discussed a bill at UNLV to offer tax credits to the film industry, potentially attracting Warner Bros. to build a campus in Las Vegas.

Nakia Jackson-Hale is appointed interim Trustee of District B for CCSD, replacing Katie Williams after an investigation revealed Williams lived out of state.

Vice President Kamala Harris joined Jennifer Lopez at a Las Vegas rally to garner support ahead of the election, discussing health care, reproductive rights, and affordable housing.

Former President Trump rallied in Las Vegas, appealing to Nevada voters before Election Day, emphasizing the state's significance in his campaign and addressing border security amidst 6,000 supporters wearing yellow vests.

The Henderson Police Department is expanding its ALPR system with new pole cameras, financed by a grant, to enhance law enforcement and public safety.

Nevada ends early voting with assurances of election security and a focus on Election Day turnout, amidst prior concerns over a new voter registration system's glitches.

Over 3,000 veterans and military family members volunteer as poll workers in Nevada, reflecting a commitment to democracy and boosting voter confidence in elections.

Nevada offers same-day voter registration for eligible voters, requiring a valid state ID and, if needed, proof of residence, enhancing electoral accessibility.

The ACLU of Southern Nevada is deploying over 50 attorneys and volunteers to monitor and assist at polling places during the midterm elections to protect voting rights.

Nevada's Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar has implemented upgrades to deliver faster election results, aiming to reduce delays experienced in past elections.

Clark County commissioners approved a ban on public space camping, aiming to address homelessness while sparking debate over potential criminalization concerns. The law takes effect in 2025, aligning with similar local ordinances.

Victoria Seaman concedes the Las Vegas mayoral race to Shelley Berkley, ending 24 years of Goodman leadership.

Rep. Dina Titus won reelection in Nevada's 1st Congressional District, securing a seventh term over Republican Mark Robertson. The victory was called by the AP.

Voters in Pahrump, Nevada faced long lines at the polls, with delays attributed to same-day registrations and a shortage of paper ballots, raising concerns about the voting process.

Two ex-Moms for Liberty associates won seats on the Clark County School Board, with aims to review district policies, amidst concerns for gender-diverse student rights.

Jacky Rosen wins reelection in Nevada's Senate race against Sam Brown, maintaining Democratic control of the seat with a campaign highlighting independence and issues like abortion rights.

Nicole Cannizzaro has been re-elected as Nevada Senate Majority Leader, marking her fourth term and continuing her tenure as the first female in the role.

Michele Fiore appeals her suspension as Justice of the Peace following a wire fraud conviction for misusing funds intended for a fallen officers memorial.

Clark County commissioners decided against a sales tax hike aimed at funding homeless services due to concerns over the added financial burden on residents.

Robert Taylor won't seek a recount in the North Las Vegas council race he lost by 8 votes due to the high cost of $156,000, letting Ruth Garcia-Anderson win.

Nevada issues a non-compliance notice to the Clark County School District due to ongoing budget issues and appoints a Compliance Monitor. The district must submit a Corrective Action Plan within 45 days.

Clark County School Board Trustee Lola Brooks has resigned from her position before the end of her term; her successor, Emily Stevens, was elected in November.

Nevada State Police support a bill to make road rage a specific misdemeanor crime, potentially including fines, imprisonment, and loss of driving privileges.

CCSD Trustees voted 5-1 to repair the Mount Charleston elementary school closed after Tropical Storm Hilary, with the community eagerly anticipating its reopening.

A North Las Vegas councilman criticized the lack of transparency in approving a $630k contract for ex-city manager Ryann Juden amidst allegations of self-dealing.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is considering a run for governor in 2026, engaging in informal discussions across the state to understand voter needs and interests.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto urges President Biden to renew protection for TPS and DACA recipients, emphasizing their importance to the U.S. and the urgency due to looming expirations.

The Clark County School District's final amended budget has no deficit, with the surplus exceeding the expected amount. A compliance monitor has been appointed to ensure financial responsibility.

Nevada's AG has filed new charges against six Republicans over 2020 election document fraud before the statute of limitations expires, despite an appeal on a venue-related dismissal.

Stephanie Garcia-Vause is appointed as Henderson's new City Manager, with a focus on continuing the city's strategic growth and quality of life enhancement.

Frank Prado has been appointed as Clark County's new Family Services Department Director, bringing over 20 years of social services experience to the role.

Nevada Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro proposes the EDUCATE Act, aiming to improve education with teacher raises, universal pre-K, and school district oversight.

U.S. Attorney Jason M. Frierson resigns, effective January 17, 2025, after serving since May 2022 as the first African American in the role for the District of Nevada.

Nellis AFB suspends its Trusted Traveler Program amidst security concerns, enforcing stricter entry protocols requiring all visitors without a DoD ID to obtain a base pass.

Four new trustees were sworn into the Clark County School District Board, vowing to focus on safety, filling classrooms with licensed educators, revising educational material policy, and reassessing grading reforms.

Henderson inducts a new council member, Dr. Monica Larson, alongside seasoned officials, emphasizing a balance of fresh perspective and experienced governance.

The Boulder City Police Department announced their newly designed patrol vehicles, featuring a "#CleanModernDesign" while maintaining traditional colors, to enhance visibility and community relations.

Nevada legislation aims to curb corporate buying of single-family homes, with State Senator Dina Neal proposing a cap of 100 home purchases per year by corporate investors to address housing affordability issues.

Sue Fahami has been named the Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada, overseeing federal law enforcement across the state with a team over 100 strong.

Trump visited Las Vegas, pledging to eliminate taxes on tips, a move supported by Nevada's service industry and Republican leaders, but facing skepticism over implementation details.

Interim Superintendent of Clark County School District Brenda Larsen-Mitchell reports on the district's progress and challenges, including a decrease in suspensions but lower-than-desired reading proficiency levels.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo appoints Reno deputy city attorney Chandeni Sendall to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, filling Brittnie Watkins' vacancy.

LVMPD revised its policy to respect individuals' dignity regardless of immigration status and limited its involvement in immigration enforcement, only notifying ICE for certain offenses.

Spencer Evans of the FBI's Las Vegas office was removed amid a wider shake-up of senior officials, with unclear implications for ongoing investigations.

Jeremy Schwartz is named as the new Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Las Vegas Division after Spencer Evans' dismissal amidst Trump administration-led reorganization.

Nevada Governor Lombardo seeks bipartisan support to urge federal release of land to expand housing development due to 87% federal land ownership limiting growth.

Henderson Police Chief, Hollie Chadwick, is on administrative leave, with Deputy Chief Itzhak Henn stepping in as acting Chief; the reasons for her leave are undisclosed.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed AB 171 to address egg prices, temporarily allowing non-cage-free egg sales.

The Clark County School District's search for a new superintendent has narrowed to six candidates, with interviews and community forums scheduled. However, some have raised concerns about candidate suitability and the search firm's selections.

The saga of former Henderson Police Chief Hollie Chadwick's departure continues, with accusations of discrimination and troubles with the police union leading to her ultimatum to resign or be fired. Residents seek transparency over the situation.

Hundreds protested against President Trump's policies on the Las Vegas Strip on President's Day, expressing concerns over a range of issues including immigration and DEI.

Henderson community petitions for reinstating Police Chief Hollie Chadwick following her unexplained leave, with concerns about leadership stability and public safety.

Billy Samuels has been named the new Fire Chief of the Clark County Fire Department, succeeding retired Chief John Steinbeck, and bringing over 20 years of experience to the role.

CCSD's search for a new superintendent is down to four candidates, including local and non-local education professionals, with final interviews scheduled for the end of February and early March.

Nevada legislators consider tax credits for film studios, with SB 220 aiming to build a Warner Bros. campus and create jobs, amidst debate over economic impact and resource allocation.

Nevada State Sen. Dina Neal underwent emergency heart surgery and is recovering, thanking the Renown Health care team. She requests privacy as she recuperates with family.

The Las Vegas City Council voted 6-1 against creating an Animal Advisory Committee, disappointing many advocates hoping for more oversight on animal policies.

The Clark County School District is interviewing candidates for superintendent, focusing on transparency and strategic vision, with two candidates having been interviewed and two more to go.

Las Vegas Police adds 10 Tesla Cybertrucks to its fleet, donated by an anonymous benefactor, for patrol and SWAT operations, enhancing their technology without taxpayer funds.

LVMPD's 2025 State of the Department shows crime reduction, a focus on reducing road deaths, technological advancements including drones and Cybertrucks, full staffing at the 911 dispatch center, and new community facilities.

Nevada Assembly Bill 238 aims to attract film production to Las Vegas with a $120 million tax credit over 15 years, amidst mixed local opinions on its economic impact.

Congresswoman Susie Lee proposed a bipartisan bill to address the physician shortage in Southern Nevada by amending the Graduate Medical Education process to allocate medical residency slots to underserved areas.

The North Las Vegas Fire Department announces the graduation of eight new firefighters, expressing commitment to community safety and family legacy in the profession.

Three finalists for the Clark County School District superintendent position presented their cases at a public forum, each addressing community concerns and their visions for the district's future.

Nevada's Assembly Bill 223 aims to expedite court relief for renters facing unsafe conditions, allowing tenants to withhold rent without first escrowing it.

Jhone Ebert is named the new superintendent of Clark County School District, backed unanimously by the board for her extensive experience in education.

The State Bar of Nevada issued a public reprimand to Commissioner Justin Jones for professional misconduct involving deleted texts linked to a real estate project, rather than disbarring him.

Chris Craig was officially appointed as the new director of Innovation and Technologies for Las Vegas, receiving unanimous support from the city council.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo plans to veto a bill mandating daily hotel room cleanings, considering it redundant and unnecessary post-COVID. Despite Culinary Union support, the bill faces Legislative opposition and is not on current agendas.

President Trump's order to cut half of the Department of Education's workforce has caused unrest in Nevada, affecting educators and families, with concerns about funding for Pell grants, Title I, and special education.

Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown is set to deliver the State of the City address in North Las Vegas at Aliante Casino on March 27th, highlighting achievements and future plans.

Mayor Goynes-Brown delivered the 2025 State of the City for North Las Vegas, discussing economic growth and strategy for 2025-2030 with highlights on governance, infrastructure, safety, and community initiatives.

Nevada's Senate Bill 415, which would authorize traffic cameras to ticket speeders and red-light runners, is debated, balancing safety with privacy concerns.

Sigal Chattah was appointed Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada, overseeing federal legal matters and leading a team of legal professionals.

UNLV officials state that visas for four international students have been revoked by the federal government, offering support and resources to those affected.

Two protests occurred in Las Vegas against Trump's policies and Elon Musk, drawing over 600 participants advocating for various issues, including government and immigration policies.

Jhone Ebert approved as the new superintendent of Clark County School District, starting April 14, 2025, with a four-year contract and an annual salary of $385,000. She is the first woman to hold the position permanently since 1956.

Nevada's Assembly Bill 381, "Reba's Law," failed to advance from committee. Proposed to strengthen animal cruelty laws, it didn't get a work session before the deadline.

Nevada joins a multi-state lawsuit to access education funds from the U.S. Department of Education, challenging cuts as a violation of the Administrative Procedure Act.

On her first day, Superintendent Jhone Ebert visited schools in the Clark County School District, emphasizing her commitment to the community and discussing the alignment of education strategies with upcoming legislative decisions.

Ned Thomas becomes Boulder City's new City Manager, bringing over 30 years of experience from his previous role in Milpitas, CA. He was chosen after a national search through a firm, WBCP, Inc., and aims to engage with local community members.

Bryan Smith has been unanimously approved by the City Council as Las Vegas' new city auditor after a long search, bringing his decades of audit experience to the role.

The Nevada Assembly has passed the "Lock the Clock" Act, which seeks to establish permanent standard time in the state from 2026, with the bill now heading to the Senate for consideration.

CCSD appoints Felicia Gonzales and Dr. Jesse Welsh as new Deputy Superintendents. Both have previous experience with the district and are set to start at the end of April and early May.

UNLV confirms three more international students have had visas revoked, contributing to a national trend of visa issues affecting over 1,000 students. The university is offering support and advocating for those impacted.

Gov. Joe Lombardo of Nevada has introduced the Accountability in Education Act focused on improving student performance, expanding school choice, and increasing accountability within the state's education system.

President Trump has retracted his decision to cancel visas for international students with protest participation or minor legal issues, aiding students and universities.

Captain Anthony Branchini is appointed as the acting chief of Henderson Police, following Acting Chief Itzhak Henn's retirement. The city continues its search for a permanent chief.

Henderson City Councilwoman Carrie Cox announces her 2026 re-election bid for Ward 3, focusing on transparency and community engagement, despite some friction with city leaders and losing police union support.

Henderson is relocating its Animal Care and Control from the Police to the Community Development and Services Department, sparking mixed reactions about potential impacts on animal welfare and enforcement.

Nevada Treasurer Zach Conine announces his candidacy for the state's attorney general race in 2026, stressing the need for a proactive approach to counter potential harmful federal policies.

Nevada Assembly passed Reba's Law, making animal cruelty a felony, after the death of an English bulldog named Reba.

Michele Fiore remains suspended with pay as Justice of the Peace for Pahrump after a presidential pardon; ethical conduct issues persist despite her cleared charges.

Nevada leaders debate education reform, with Democrats seeking increased accountability and local control over charter schools, and the Republican Governor advocating for school choice and charter conversions for failing schools.

Former Henderson police chief Hollie Chadwick announces mayoral campaign against incumbent Mayor Michelle Romero. Chadwick was dismissed as chief earlier this year.

Vice President J.D. Vance is set to be the keynote speaker at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, a major event for crypto and technology enthusiasts.

The Nevada Assembly is considering AB238, which would allocate $95 million in film tax credits, with a portion funding early childhood education in the state. Critics worry it could impact education funding negatively.

Nevada Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager introduces a bill allowing nonpartisan voters to participate in party primaries, facing opposition from state Republicans.

The Nevada State Senate passed a bill to help residents of the sinking Windsor Park neighborhood, with $37 million allocated for relocations and new homes, now pending Assembly approval.

Reggie Rader, a veteran from the Metropolitan Police Department, has been named the new police chief of Henderson following a wide search and former Chief Hollie Chadwick's dismissal.

Boulder City Council approved a $46.8 million budget, prioritizing public safety with a $18.7 million allocation, maintaining low property tax rates, and allowing for strategic hires.

Vice President JD Vance supported the cryptocurrency industry at the Bitcoin 2025 conference, rallying for political activism and promising integration into the U.S. economy through proposed legislation like the GENIUS Act.

Nevada's SB457 crime bill faced significant revisions, dropping the proposed felony theft threshold reduction.

Henderson Deputy Chief Jonathan Boucher is on administrative leave, with scant details available, coinciding with the hiring of Reggie Rader as the new police chief.

LVMPD has introduced The Rook, an armored tactical vehicle with specialized equipment like a hydraulic arm and cameras, aimed at enhancing officer and civilian safety in high-risk operations.

Documents reveal tensions between Henderson's City Manager and the former Police Chief leading to the latter's firing, amidst confrontations over department protocols and incidents.

Trump's clemency actions have prompted analysis suggesting they may have negated over $1 billion in fines and restitution, sparking discussions on the consequences for justice and fairness.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed Reba's Law, increasing penalties for animal cruelty to felony-level offenses after a case involving the death of an English bulldog named Reba.

Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada set a state record by vetoing 162 bills, including those on election reforms and family leave, surpassing the previous record held by former Gov. Brian Sandoval.

The "No Kings" protest in Las Vegas, opposing Trump's administration, attracted 8,000 participants, including a congresswoman, and resulted in 15 arrests.

The Nevada Supreme Court has allowed Governor Joe Lombardo's lawsuit against the state ethics commission to proceed, after allegations he misused his position during his gubernatorial campaign.

Nevada leaders react differently to Trump’s strikes on Iranian sites; Governor Lombardo supports them, while others like Rep. Massie question their constitutional basis. Trump claims success; opposition fears unsanctioned military action.

The Henderson Police unions have declared an impasse in contract negotiations with the City, citing issues over wages, retirement contributions, and working conditions.

Michael Edgell is appointed the new colonel for the Nevada State Police Highway Patrol, with a focus on integrity and public safety, despite staffing challenges.

The appointment of Lt. Jason Elfberg to oversee training at Clark County School District Police was revoked due to public controversy over his past use of force on a student.

Kristen Defer appointed as Nevada State Police's new Deputy Director, succeeding the retired Sheri Brueggemann.

The ACLU is suing LVMPD for not disclosing records on its cooperation with ICE, alleging it hides a 287(g) agreement allowing local police immigration enforcement actions.

El Salvador's VP Ulloa visited Las Vegas to explore AI tourism opportunities, potentially partnering with Otonomus Hotel as part of economic diversification efforts.

Reggie Rader was sworn in as Henderson Police Department's new chief, promising transparency and collaboration after the previous chief, Hollie Chadwick, was dismissed.

The Senate passed a $9 billion recissions bill cutting funding for PBS, NPR, and foreign aid, against bipartisan concerns for public media's role in emergencies.

Planned Parenthood sued Nevada to block a dormant 1985 law requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions, citing health and safety concerns after Roe v. Wade's overturn.

Kenneth Morgan, with 40 years in fire service, is named Boulder City's new Fire Chief, starting August 4, after a national search highlighted his extensive experience and leadership roles.

Rep. Steven Horsford was denied entry to the Nevada Southern Detention Center during an attempted inspection, raising issues of congressional oversight and ICE facility transparency.

North Las Vegas joins regional crackdown on homelessness with new encampment ban as officials balance enforcement with expanded services.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford joins 22 states challenging Trump administration's Planned Parenthood defunding, as federal court grants preliminary injunction in major reproductive healthcare battle.

Las Vegas Judge Erika Ballou defended her refusal to jail a new mother during a dramatic discipline hearing that could end her judicial career.

A formerly incarcerated Las Vegas man who faced $7,000 in medical debt after prison helped pass groundbreaking Nevada legislation canceling such debt for all released inmates.

After months of administrative uncertainty, the FBI has officially terminated Spencer Evans, ending his tenure as Las Vegas field office chief.

Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada has authorized sending National Guard members to assist ICE in "temporary and administrative" roles, despite concerns from Democrats and civil rights groups about the impact on immigrant communities.

The FBI dismissed Special Agent in Charge Spencer Evans, which his lawyer decried, hinting at legal action over the alleged unfair termination related to COVID-19 protocols.

A new tax rule limiting gamblers to deducting 90% of losses could affect Las Vegas' economy; Rep. Dina Titus is fighting to reverse it with the FAIR BET Act.

CCSD rehires former Rancho High principal as superintendent despite questions over her handling of student Jonathan Lewis Jr.'s fatal beating aftermath.

Southern Nevada's three largest city mayors delivered optimistic growth predictions Tuesday despite ongoing tourism declines and economic pressures facing the Las Vegas valley.

Las Vegas added 4,200 jobs in July, but Nevada's unemployment rate stayed stuck at 5.4%, tied for highest in the nation with California.

Nevada leaders demonstrated bipartisanship by signing Senate Bill 460 to reform education, aiming to improve student achievement, teacher retention, and introduce transparent progress measures.

The Nevada GOP's suggested "Coyote Compound", inspired by Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz", for detaining illegal immigrants has drawn criticism for potential inhumane conditions and for distracting from Nevada's more pertinent economic issues.

CCSD trustees unanimously approved a $214 million teacher contract bringing 10% pay increases to 18,000 educators. The historic deal marks a dramatic shift from years of contentious negotiations.

Congressman Steven Horsford inspected the Nevada Southern Detention Center and raised concerns about detainee treatment, access to attorneys, and the facility's conditions. He seeks an investigation to address these issues.

Nevada officials defended mail-in voting against Trump's desire to eliminate it, citing voter preference and inclusivity. Trump's proposed executive order to ban mail-in ballots and certain machines faces legal challenges.

James Chrisley has been appointed as the new director of aviation for Clark County to succeed Rosemary Vassiliadis upon her retirement on Sept. 12. He will manage Harry Reid International Airport and four other county airports.

Rosa Cortez was unanimously approved as Las Vegas' new deputy city manager, responsible for various departments and a $1.8 billion project fund. She was promoted after serving as the city engineer since 2002.

Twenty-five Nevada National Guard soldiers are now supporting ICE operations in Las Vegas as political tensions escalate over immigration enforcement. The deployment marks a significant shift in how the state assists federal immigration efforts.

Nevada shut down all in-person state services Sunday following a network security incident, highlighting urgent cybersecurity needs as lawmakers consider statewide protection measures.

Underground gambling operations worth $53.9 billion are stealing revenue from Vegas casinos while UNLV experts demand federal crackdown.

Nevada State Police and Highway Patrol lost statewide communication Sunday morning, forcing emergency calls through 911 systems.

Las Vegas City Council's Victoria Seaman is leaving her role for a federal health department position as regional director at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Former NBA player Marcus Morris Sr.'s arrest over unpaid Las Vegas casino markers highlights Nevada's unique system of treating gambling debts as criminal matters, with potential felony charges for debts over $1,200.

Steve Grammas of the LVPPA announced his bid for Las Vegas City Council Ward 6, challenging incumbent Nancy Brune with a focus on public safety and community service.

Former U.S. attorney Jason Frierson will chair the Athletics' community benefits board, ensuring the team honors its financial promises to Las Vegas.

Clark County announced the closing of their Chap Rental Assistance Program applications but will process remaining ones. The Eviction Diversion program persists with new funding.

Nevada students are turning in work at higher rates and focusing better in class just two weeks after statewide phone restrictions took effect. Teachers report dramatic improvements in productivity and classroom engagement.

Hundreds of hospitality workers rallied outside Las Vegas's $2.3 billion Sphere entertainment venue, demanding their first union contract as negotiations continue.

Steve Wolfson, Clark County's DA since 2012, announces his re-election bid for 2026, highlighting his extensive legal experience and commitment to fair justice in the face of Las Vegas' challenges.

Nevada's federal public defender's office contests the validity of Sigal Chattah's role as acting U.S. attorney, citing expired tenure and improper extension methods.

Nevada Assemblywoman Heidi Kasama announced her candidacy for the Clark County Commission District F seat, challenging incumbent Justin Jones and focusing on fiscal responsibility and government transparency.

Assemblyman Joe Dalia is running for Nevada state treasurer, aiming to diversify the economy and support small businesses and education. He plans to continue ethical investment practices and focus on housing and local entrepreneurship.

Nevada lawmakers request the Federal Transit Authority to allow Las Vegas more spare buses than the federal cap due to its extreme heat and high tourist volume.

Las Vegas City Council seeks an interim Ward 2 representative after Victoria Seaman's resignation, with an application deadline set for September 5, 2025.

Commissioner Justin Jones will not seek re-election in 2026 amid legal issues and the recent controversy over deleted text messages related to Red Rock Canyon development.

Forty contenders vie for a vacant Las Vegas City Council seat in Ward 2, following Victoria Seaman's departure to join the Trump administration. The interim successor will be chosen by the council rather than voters, largely for financial reasons.

Vote Nevada PAC proposes two ballot initiatives in Nevada: an independent redistricting commission and open primaries, aiming for fair representation and voter inclusion across party lines.

Three ex-FBI officials sued FBI Director Patel and Attorney General Bondi, claiming wrongful firing as retribution related to Trump investigations. They seek reinstatement and reparations.

Nevada's recovery from a cyberattack is at 90% for public services, with the DMV fully operational and late fees waived during the outage. Governor Lombardo assures no sensitive data breach occurred.

Gov. Joe Lombardo announced his re-election bid for Nevada governor, highlighting his administration's achievements, while critics argue his policies fail to address Nevadan struggles.

CCSD has suspended teachers for disruptive social media comments about Charlie Kirk's death, emphasizing a balance between free speech and school safety.