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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
Sloan Lane Extension Advances as $14M East Las Vegas Project Accelerates
Clark County is advancing the $14 million Sloan Lane extension, building a new bridge and roadway to improve connectivity on the east side of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Shares Thanksgiving Cooking Safety Tips
Las Vegas Fire & Rescue urges residents to follow essential safety steps as Thanksgiving leads the nation in home cooking fires.
Las Vegas News in Review: Crime, Courts, Traffic and Major Developments Reshape the Valley
Las Vegas News in Review looks back at a busy week across Southern Nevada, from LVMPD investigations and federal court cases to F1 traffic fallout, major fines for casinos and neighborhood holiday
Shine A Light Foundation Assists Homeless Residents Displaced by Las Vegas Flooding
Las Vegas tunnel flooding forced homeless residents to scramble for safety as stormwater surged through the city’s flood channels. The Shine A Light Foundation fanned out at daybreak, checking on people living
Las Vegas Opens Applications for Major Federal Grant Programs Serving Nonprofits
The city of Las Vegas has opened applications for two major federal grant programs supporting nonprofit organizations: the Community Development Block Grant and the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS program. Mandatory
Clark County and NPHY light the Welcome sign purple and gold to raise awareness for National Homeless Youth Awareness Month
LAS VEGAS — In recognition of National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, Clark County Commissioner Jim Gibson joined the Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) in lighting the world-famous “Welcome to Fabulous Las
Día de los Muertos Las Vegas: Congresswoman Dina Titus Joins Winchester Cultural Center Celebration
LAS VEGAS — A brilliant display of color, culture, and community filled the Winchester Cultural Center this weekend as Congresswoman Dina Titus joined Southern Nevada residents for the annual Día de los
Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Honors Promoted Members in Ceremony with Councilwoman Olivia Diaz
Members of Las Vegas Fire & Rescue, joined by Councilwoman Olivia Diaz, celebrated recent promotions recognizing leadership and service across the department.
Japanese Culture Las Vegas: Dina Titus Celebrates 16th Annual Aki Matsuri Festival
Japanese culture Las Vegas took center stage as Congresswoman Dina Titus joined Honorary Consul for Japan Kathleen Blakely and members of the Japanese-American community at the 16th Annual Aki Matsuri Festival, an
Clark County Celebrates Official Designation of “Filipino Town” at Boulevard Mall
Clark County and Filipino community leaders unveiled the official “Filipino Town” marker near Boulevard Mall along Maryland Parkway. The designation recognizes the heritage, culture, and contributions of Filipino Americans across Las Vegas