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.
President Donald J. Trump said the United States carried out a military strike against ISIS militants in Nigeria, according to a statement posted late Christmas Day
Clark County commissioners meet Dec. 16 for the final 2025 session, addressing housing, infrastructure, and public safety.
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 outreach.
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo signed Assembly Bill 6 at Rowe Elementary School, increasing school zone traffic penalties and expanding local authority over safety infrastructure.
The city of Las Vegas and Cox Communications will host the fourth annual Ward 5 Holiday Lighting Event on Nov. 20. Councilwoman Shondra Summers-Armstrong will join Cox officials to turn on the holiday lights along Martin L. King Jr. Boulevard. The event includes holiday music, hot chocolate and a performance by the Western High School Choir.
Clark County Commissioner Tick Segerblom honored New Kids on the Block with an official proclamation declaring November 12 as “New Kids on the Block Day,” along with presenting the group the Key to the Las Vegas Strip. The ceremony recognized the group’s decades-long impact and their successful Las Vegas residency.
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 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 event celebrating heritage, art, and friendship between Japan and Southern Nevada.
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 and Clark County, with plans to spotlight small businesses, events, and community partnerships in the corridor.
