Clark County Steps In to Cover Las Vegas Campus for Hope Funding
Clark County will help fund Las Vegas’ share of the Campus for Hope project through 2031 as the city faces a budget deficit after the $636 million Badlands settlement.
Infrastructure Projects 22 stories
Infrastructure Projects narrows the Local News section to questions involving Las Vegas infrastructure projects, road construction, and resort corridor improvements. Stories move from airport infrastructure and transit projects to utility upgrades, with particular attention to how convention facility projects and pedestrian improvements affect real decisions in and around Las Vegas. Compared with neighboring pages such as Local Business Changes and Nevada Policy, this entry is distinguished by public works construction, freeway interchanges, and neighborhood infrastructure.
Waymo brings robotaxis to Las Vegas, taking on Zoox in a real-world test
Waymo has started giving fully driverless rides to the public in Las Vegas, jumping into a city where Zoox already runs paid robotaxis and rolling out its new Ojai vehicles on the Strip and at major hotspots.
East Coast cable cut triggers delays for Las Vegas flights
A construction accident in New Jersey sliced through a key FAA cable, causing delays for flights between Las Vegas and the Northeast. Harry Reid International kept running, but travelers faced missed connections and late arrivals.
Steel truss lift signals major step in Durango Resort expansion
Crews installed a 180,000-pound steel truss at Station Casinos’ Durango resort before sunrise Friday, marking a key moment in the $385 million expansion in southwest Las Vegas.
Waymo Launches Invitation-Only Robotaxi Service on the Las Vegas Strip
Waymo has started giving select riders access to its autonomous vehicles in Las Vegas, beginning with an invitation-only phase and plans to expand both the service area and fleet soon.
Waymo to Launch Driverless Ride Service Throughout Las Vegas
Waymo is set to roll out fully driverless rides across Las Vegas, using Zeekr-built Ojai vans to connect people to casinos, venues, and neighborhoods as the city moves forward with autonomous transportation.
Las Vegas Municipal Court Portal Makes Case Searches Faster in 2026
In January 2026, Las Vegas launched a major upgrade to its municipal court portal, letting people check tickets, warrants, and case status online in minutes—no trip downtown required.
New Fire Training Facility Breaks Ground in East Las Vegas
A new $8.4 million fire training center is under construction at 633 North Mojave Road in east Las Vegas, with phase one targeting a July 2027 completion and expanded emergency response training for local firefighters
Visions Park Opens 99 Affordable Units for Blind Residents Near Downtown Las Vegas
Visions Park, a $40 million affordable housing project with 99 units for blind and visually impaired residents, has officially opened near the Blind Center of Nevada’s main campus at 950 Visions Park Lane
Developers Secure 940 Acres for Monument Hills in Northwest Las Vegas
A $94 million land deal will bring up to 6,000 new homes to northwest Las Vegas as Olympia Companies and Bruin Capital Partners launch Monument Hills, the region’s largest new housing community in years, with first homes expected by spring 2028
Las Vegas Warehousing Shifts as Companies Rethink Inventory Strategy
A move from 'just-in-time' to 'just-in-case' inventory is reshaping Las Vegas industrial real estate, with more companies seeking regional warehouse space to guard against supply chain disruptions.
Colorado River Water Cuts Raise Concerns for Las Vegas and Nevada
A new federal plan to reduce Colorado River water use could impact Las Vegas, with potential cuts to municipal supplies and higher costs for residents and businesses as drought conditions persist across the Southwest.
Clark County Approves 19 More Vegas Loop Stations for Boring Co.
The Boring Company has received approval to add 19 new Vegas Loop stations, expanding the planned underground transit system to 123 stops across Las Vegas. The expansion aims to improve access to major venues and neighborhoods.
Maryland Parkway Red Line Cuts Commute Times for Las Vegas Transit Riders
The new Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit Red Line is now operating, reducing transit commute times by 20% along a corridor connecting downtown Las Vegas, UNLV, and Harry Reid International Airport
HOA Board Members in Las Vegas Can Independently Consult Experts
Las Vegas HOA board members are permitted to seek expert advice on community matters, provided that any decisions or actions are made collectively by the board and not by individuals acting alone
Nevada Approves Driverless Rides for Tesla, Waymo and Uber in Las Vegas
Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo and Uber’s Aviari have received approval to operate driverless passenger vehicles in Clark County, including Las Vegas, with fleet limits and regulatory conditions. Service must begin within 120 days of permit issuance.
Cox Rebrands as Spectrum in Southern Nevada After $34.5B Merger
Cox Communications has officially transitioned to Spectrum in Southern Nevada following a $34.5 billion merger, impacting internet and cable customers in Las Vegas, Henderson, and surrounding areas. Existing plans remain unchanged for now
Raiders Propose $158M North Plaza Podium at Allegiant Stadium
The Raiders have unveiled plans for a $158 million north plaza podium at Allegiant Stadium, aiming to enhance fan access and event space. Nearly half the funding could come from public surplus room tax revenue if approved later this year.
Las Vegas Startup WAVR Scales Up Air-to-Water Technology
WAVR Technologies, a Summerlin-based startup, is developing atmospheric water harvesting systems that can produce water from desert air, with plans to reach 10,000 gallons per day per unit by 2027
Rising Health Insurance Costs Drive More Uninsured to Las Vegas Hospitals
Las Vegas hospitals are seeing a rise in uninsured patients as health insurance premiums increase and enhanced ACA tax credits expire. Local providers are preparing for further financial strain with Medicaid changes set for 2027.
Medicare Rules Limit Access to New Alzheimer’s Treatments in Nevada
Despite FDA approval of new Alzheimer’s drugs that slow disease progression, outdated Medicare coverage rules are preventing most eligible Nevadans from receiving these treatments, with fewer than 15,000 patients nationwide accessing them as of 2026
Cyber Threats Highlight Fragility of Las Vegas Water Systems
Recent cyberattacks on U.S. municipal water systems have raised concerns about the security and reliability of water infrastructure in Las Vegas and Southern Nevada, prompting local officials and businesses to reassess risks and future planning