Samantha Reyes

Samantha Reyes

Award-winning investigative journalist focused on government accountability, public records, and Las Vegas political transparency.

LVMPD Officer Honored at Black History Month Ceremony
LVMPD Officer Dwayne Henderson is recognized during Clark County’s Black History Month Recognition Ceremony held during a Board of Clark County Commissioners meeting in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Officer Honored During Clark County Black History Month Ceremony

Officer Dwayne Henderson of LVMPD was recognized by the Clark County Commission during its Black History Month ceremony honoring community leaders in Las Vegas.
Clark County Spring Job Fair 2026
Clark County Spring Job Fair 2026 at Las Vegas Convention Center, March 13.

Clark County, Nevada Announces 2026 Spring Job Fair at Convention Center

Clark County will host the 2026 Spring Job Fair on March 13 at the Las Vegas Convention Center’s West Hall. The free public event offers resume support, on-site interviews and hiring opportunities
Love on Jackson Block Party in Las Vegas
Love on Jackson Block Party returns to Las Vegas’ Historic Westside with live entertainment, vendors and family activities Feb. 21.

Community Invited To Celebrate at Love on Jackson Block Party in Historic Westside

The City of Las Vegas invites the community to the Love on Jackson Block Party in the Historic Westside on Feb. 21, featuring live entertainment, a farmers market, car show and family-friendly
Clark County Honors Crossing Guard
Clark County Commission Chairman Michael Naft presents proclamation at Tony Alamo Elementary School.

Clark County Honors Crossing Guard Rosalind Collins at Tony Alamo Elementary

Clark County Commission Chairman Michael Naft presented a proclamation recognizing Crossing Guard Appreciation Day at Tony Alamo Elementary School, honoring dedicated service to student safety.
City of Las Vegas Approves Development Incentives
A view of Las Vegas City Hall and downtown redevelopment activity as the city approved new and expanded incentive programs for redevelopment areas.

City of Las Vegas Approves New Development Incentives for Redevelopment Areas

The City of Las Vegas City Council unanimously approved new and expanded incentive programs to support businesses and housing in redevelopment areas.
Clark County Seeks Employer Partners for 2026 Summer Business Institute
Students participating in Clark County’s Summer Business Institute pose for a group photo during a program event. The county is seeking employer partners for the 2026 SBI program, which provides paid, eight-week internships for local high school students.

Clark County seeks employer partners for 2026 Summer Business Institute

CLARK COUNTY, Nev. — Clark County is seeking businesses and organizations to serve as employer partners for its 2026 Summer Business Institute (SBI), a workforce development initiative that provides paid, career-focused internships for local high
College Football Playoff National Championship Host City Handoff
Clark County Commissioner Jim Gibson accepts the ceremonial host city handoff during events surrounding the 2026 College Football Playoff National Championship in Miami, officially designating Las Vegas as host of the 2027 national title game at Allegiant Stadium.

Las Vegas to Host 2027 College Football Championship

Las Vegas will host the 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship at Allegiant Stadium, with officials projecting a major economic boost for Southern Nevada.
Spring Mountain Corridor entrance in Las Vegas Chinatown as Clark County launches a $750,000 business improvement grant program.
Clark County launches $750,000 grant program to revitalize the Spring Mountain Corridor serving Las Vegas Chinatown and Koreatown.

Clark County Launches $750,000 Grant Program to Revitalize Spring Mountain Corridor

Clark County has launched a $750,000 Corridor Improvement Grant Program to support storefront, safety, and placemaking upgrades along the Spring Mountain Corridor, home to Las Vegas’ Chinatown and Koreatown.
Clark County Fire Department’s EMS-18 is the first fire apparatus in Nevada equipped to carry and administer whole blood, a move expected to significantly improve survival rates for trauma patients suffering severe blood loss.
Clark County Fire Department’s EMS-18 is the first fire apparatus in Nevada equipped to carry and administer whole blood, a move expected to significantly improve survival rates for trauma patients suffering severe blood loss.

Clark County Fire Department EMS-18 Becomes First in Nevada to Carry Whole Blood for Trauma Care

Clark County Fire Department’s EMS-18 is the first fire apparatus in Nevada equipped to carry and administer whole blood, a move expected to significantly improve survival rates for trauma patients suffering severe
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