Las Vegas’ tourism arm will potentially approve an up to five-year, nearly $3 million contract for resort corridor employee transportation during Las Vegas Grand Prix races.
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Clark County is waiting for the Oakland Athletics to finalize their dealings with the Las Vegas Stadium Authority before they fully engage with the team.
The 60 people who died from injuries they suffered in a mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip on Oct. 1, 2017, were remembered at a sunrise ceremony.
Five survivors, gathered at an exhibit in honor of the Oct. 1 shooting, remembered both the tragedy and the healing they’ve experienced since.
Land developers say the BLM controls the vast majority of land in Clark County, and this has helped fuel a real estate crisis by driving up demand and pricing.
Clark County will give away more trees in the spring after selling out all of the 4,500 it had available in 72 hours.
Concerned that no one had stepped up to challenge Commissioner Michael Naft in his re-election bid, Republican Ryan Hamilton decided to do it himself.
To work on urban heat island effect, Clark County residents are eligible for up to two free trees to plant at home.
Airport officials are considering a massive modernization at Harry Reid International Airport that will expand Terminal 1 from 39 to 65 gates.
Teacher Kamilah Bywaters and Lorena Biassotti, an outspoken mom and former vice chair of Moms for Liberty, will compete for District E trustee.
Henderson residents Emily Stevens and Karl Catarata will compete for the seat on Nov. 5.
Clark County could become the next Southern Nevada jurisdiction to ban camping in public spaces as a response to the growing population of homeless people.
The 215 Beltway-Summerlin Parkway interchange is expected to get a major upgrade after a local paving company landed a $130 million contract for the project.
In its search for a superintendent, CCSD trustees asked members of the community to weigh in with their own input. After 51 focus groups and 13,749 survey responses, the results are in.
In the first meeting since Katie Williams resigned, it remained unclear how the board would now handle what some have called its most consequential decision: the search for a new superintendent.