Over 70 initiatives are set to receive funding from the county after commissioners voted to award $1.5 million in grants.
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Clark County held its third and final surplus auction of the year Saturday, drawing hundreds of people seeking deals at a storage property in east Las Vegas.
Thursday’s 6-0 vote by the Southern Nevada Water Authority board aims to keep more water in the shrinking river system through voluntary cuts. The deal isn’t done, though, as Arizona and California are still debating their cuts.
An environmental nonprofit is dropping its lawsuit aimed at stopping the Clark County Commission from approving the development of thousands of homes overlooking the Red Rock Canyon.
Kulin said the posts, known as bollards, will line sidewalks on both sides of Las Vegas Boulevard between Sahara Avenue and Tropicana Avenue.
The new ordinance will go into effect in two weeks, bringing brew pubs, liquor stores and some Strip hotel bars in the unincorporated county into line with the rules on to-go containers of craft beer in the City of Las Vegas.
Motorists in the northwest Las Vegas Valley can now travel a little faster along a portion of the 215 Beltway.
Clark County will increase the speed limit from 45 mph to 65 mph on the beltway between Craig Road and Hualapai Way starting Friday afternoon.
When a June episode of reality TV show “The Bachelorette” featured a group date at Casa de Shenandoah, neighbors wanted answers.
But State Engineer Jason King made it clear that his hand was forced by a court order he doesn’t agree with and left the door open for future approval of the project.
The Southern Nevada Water Authority and it’s member utilities banned Sunday sprinkler use in 2016, but a recent analysis indicated that thousands of Las Vegas Valley Water District customers appear to be ignoring the prohibition.