Las Vegas resolved a dispute over the Badlands site, planning housing development after purchasing the land for $636M and selling it to Lennar Corporation for $350M.

Boyd Gaming Corporation is set to start building Cadence Crossing Casino in Henderson's Cadence community, aiming for a mid-2026 opening, with a modern gaming and dining experience.

The Las Vegas City Council approved Lennar Homes' plans to develop the defunct Badlands Golf Course into a housing community with 1,480 units and open spaces.

Nevadans face insurance premium hikes, with over 130,000 homeowners and renters affected by approved rate increases from about 10 insurers due to elevated rebuilding costs and natural disaster risks.

The Las Vegas City Council is set to decide on a settlement that could end the long-standing legal disputes over the Badlands Golf Course, potentially costing $250 million to $286 million.

Billionaire Phil Ruffin may sell Circus Circus hotel and casino, potentially valuing it at $5 billion, much higher than the $825 million he paid in 2019.

A vigil was held to honor Jennaleah Hin, a 17-year-old from Henderson, whose cause of death was ruled as suicide. Family and community members paid their respects and highlighted the need for awareness of mental distress in youth.

Clark County has purchased Sam Boyd Stadium from UNLV for $5 million, reflecting maintenance reimbursement and past upgrades. The site's future use is still being discussed.

Southern Nevada plans to build a transitional homeless services campus, funded by AB528 with $100 million from the state and an expected $100 million from private sources. Concerns arise over its potential location at a facility for autistic girls.

Henderson advances in its goal to become a recreation hub by starting construction on an indoor sports and family entertainment complex after obtaining City Council approval.

Residents of Henderson complex face over $8,000 fee each for city-financed emergency water repairs, enforcing repayment through the Clark County Treasurer’s Office with a decision by the Henderson City Council.

The Las Vegas Stadium Authority approved a $1.75 billion stadium project for the former Oakland Athletics, with the team set to shoulder the financial burden.

Nevada's State Infrastructure Bank approved a $25M loan for the Desert Pines Project in East Las Vegas, aiming to create over 1,000 affordable homes and numerous community facilities.