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HIPAA Searches Surge 1,000% as Training, AI and Healthcare Compliance Demand Spike
HIPAA training searches are surging nationwide, with some compliance and certification queries rising more than 1,000% as healthcare privacy demands expand across industries.
Las Vegas Sign Lights Up Blue and Green for Donate Life Month as 700 Nevadans Await Transplants
LAS VEGAS (Las Vegas News) — The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign lit up blue
Elon Musk questions homelessness funding incentives, sparking policy debate
Elon Musk says homelessness funding incentives may sustain the crisis, raising questions about NGO models, policy
Clark County Commission to Close Out 2025 With Wide-Ranging Agenda on Housing, Infrastructure, Public Safety
Clark County commissioners meet Dec. 16 for the final 2025 session, addressing housing, infrastructure, and public safety.
Clark County Honors Nevada Consular Corps for International Service
Clark County commissioners honored the Nevada Consular Corps with a proclamation recognizing its role in strengthening international, cultural, and economic ties.
Menorah Lighting Marks Start of Hanukkah at Clark County Government Center
Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft hosted a Hanukkah menorah lighting ceremony at the Government Center, joined by Rabbi Levi Harlig of Chabad of Southern Nevada.
Community, Cocoa and Cookies Event Welcomes Families to Clark County Fire Station 30
Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft joined the Clark County Fire Department as families gathered at Fire Station 30 for a winter-themed community celebration featuring cocoa, cookie decorating, station tours, and public safety
LVMPD Welcomes 911 Professional Academy Class 04-2025 Graduates
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department welcomed graduates of 911 Professional Academy Class 04-2025 following completion of their initial emergency communications training.
Nevada Gov. Lombardo Signs AB 6 to Strengthen School Zone Traffic Safety
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo signed Assembly Bill 6 at Rowe Elementary School, increasing school zone traffic penalties and expanding local authority over safety infrastructure.
Las Vegas In Review: Entertainment, Sports, and Development Surge Ahead as Economic Softening Persists
Las Vegas closes 2025 balancing economic caution with rapid growth in entertainment, sports, and major development, setting the stage for a transformative 2026.
Las Vegas Navigates a Week of Major Developments, Public Safety Concerns and Shifting Tourism Trends
Las Vegas marked a busy week with major development progress, hospitality rebrands, public safety incidents and shifting tourism trends shaping the city’s early December outlook.
Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Kicks Off 40th Anniversary in Las Vegas; Clark County Declares Dec. 4 “NFR Day”
LAS VEGAS — The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) officially returned to Las Vegas on Thursday, launching a milestone celebration as the prestigious event marks its 40th anniversary in Southern Nevada.Running from
Las Vegas Weekend Recap: Traffic Delays, Rising Illness Reports, and Slower Tourist Activity
Las Vegas saw traffic delays, rising seasonal illness reports and slower tourist activity over the weekend, while UNLV sports and community events drew steady local turnout.