LVMPD Black History Month recognition highlighted community leadership as Officer Dwayne Henderson was honored during the 12th Annual African American Trailblazer Service Award ceremony for his work in community engagement, advocacy and public service.
Clark County grants remain available as officials continue accepting Organizational Assistance Grant applications through Feb. 12, 2026.
Las Vegas will host the 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship at Allegiant Stadium, with officials projecting a major economic boost for Southern Nevada.
Punx4Change will serve lunch and distribute hygiene supplies to more than 400 people experiencing homelessness Sunday at a North Las Vegas outreach event.
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.
A new class of Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers has completed academy training and taken the oath of office, clearing them to begin active duty assignments across Clark County.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department marked Law Enforcement Appreciation Day by honoring officers who dedicate their lives to protecting the community and public safety.
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.
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.
Clark County is hosting a Holocaust education exhibit at the Government Center examining moral responsibility, historical choices, and the role of upstanders in society.
