City leaders met Thursday to start mapping growth through 2055, but residents say roads and homelessness need attention now.

Superintendent Jhone Ebert joined staff canvassing Las Vegas homes as CCSD races to re-enroll students before funding counts lock in.

Nevada, Arizona, and South Carolina just won federal waivers letting local districts sidestep rigid Title I spending rules.

Ford says the federal government shouldn't threaten Nevada crime-fighting dollars to force local police to help ICE.

An email typo in official filing advice leaves Judge Michele Mercer unopposed for Department Z, despite a shaky performance review.

The typical Las Vegas household could save about $5 monthly, but a separate rate case pending nearby could claw some of it back.

Nevada agencies now have until October to hold public meetings on cutting regulations, with recommendations due by year's end.

A federal appeals panel says Chattah's title-shuffling scheme to dodge Senate confirmation failed the legal test.

A contract-calendar mismatch cut off pension checks for rehired Clark County teachers, with no legal way to recover the lost money.

A retired DMV administrator worries seniors could wait longer for meds if Nevada caps pharmacist workloads at 250 scripts a day.

Superintendent Jhone Ebert joined trustees and students to cut the ribbon on the rebuilt Las Vegas campus, now open for enrollment districtwide.

CCSD trustees want lawmakers to fully fund special education and end midyear budget scrambles that disrupt classrooms.

A 170,600-square-foot replacement will house Gibson's nationally recognized leadership magnet program, currently packed at 96% capacity.