Human trafficking in Las Vegas continues to rise, with law enforcement reporting increased arrests while nonprofit organizations face mounting pressure to provide victim services amid funding shortages.
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Clark County to Add Ballot Review Step for In-Person Voting Starting in 2026
Clark County election officials will add a new ballot review step for in-person voters starting in 2026, allowing voters to verify a printed paper ballot before it is submitted for tabulation, a move aimed at strengthening security, transparency, and voter confidence.
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Clark County Hosts Holocaust Exhibit Highlighting Moral Choice and the Power of Being an Upstander
Clark County is hosting a Holocaust education exhibit at the Government Center examining moral responsibility, historical choices, and the role of upstanders in society.
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LVMPD Breaks Ground on New Skye Canyon Substation in Northwest Las Vegas
Las Vegas police leaders and county officials broke ground on a new LVMPD substation in Skye Canyon, aimed at improving response times and public safety in the rapidly growing northwest valley.
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No-cost holiday market provides relief for west Las Vegas seniors
Las Vegas seniors on the west side of the valley received free groceries and a complimentary lunch through a holiday pop-up market at the West Flamingo Senior Center, offering relief to residents living on fixed incomes.
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Howard Heckethorn Elementary students donate toys through Las Vegas Fire & Rescue partnership
Students at Howard Heckethorn Elementary School organized a holiday toy drive in partnership with Las Vegas Fire & Rescue to support children in need across Southern Nevada.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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LVMPD, Walker Furniture Kick Off 32nd Annual ‘Home for the Holidays’ Program
LAS VEGAS (LVN) — Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers joined community partners Thursday to mark the start of Walker Furniture’s 32nd annual Home for the Holidays program, a long-running local initiative aimed at supporting families in need during the holiday season. This year, 30 Las Vegas families will receive essential furniture items, including beds,...