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.
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Las Vegas Community Healing Garden: A living memorial nine years after tragedy
Nearly nine years after the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden is still a place where people remember, reflect, and care for the memory of each victim. Fifty-eight trees stand for the lives lost, and the community keeps their stories alive.
Venetian Las Vegas website settlement: Cash payments for California guests
California residents who used or booked through VenetianLasVegas.com between September 2024 and March 2026 could get cash from a $1.6 million privacy settlement over guest data sharing.
Insomniac gets Clark County backing for new Las Vegas events venue
Insomniac has secured $10 million in Clark County redevelopment money to turn the old Sahara Event Center at 800 Liberace Avenue into a new live music and events space.
Las Vegas adds eight new free outdoor fitness courts to city parks
Las Vegas will install eight more free outdoor fitness courts after city council approval. The move brings more no-cost exercise options to neighborhoods without easy gym access.
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.
North Las Vegas faces new leadership as growth and housing reshape city
North Las Vegas is entering a pivotal election with mayoral and council seats up for grabs as the city rebounds from near-bankruptcy and faces rapid development and housing challenges
Allegiant Stadium to Add New North Entrance and Fan Decks by 2028
Allegiant Stadium will undergo a $158 million upgrade with $75 million in public funds to improve north-side access and add new decks before the 2029 Super Bowl. Construction is set to begin after the Raiders’ season ends.
Agora Realty Acquires North Las Vegas City Hall Site for Major Redevelopment
Agora Realty & Management has secured nearly 16 acres of the former North Las Vegas City Hall campus for under $2,000, setting the stage for a multi-phase mixed-use project that will reshape the downtown core over the next five years.
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
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.
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
National Fantasy Football Draft Day Announced at Circa Resort & Casino
Las Vegas will mark National Fantasy Football Draft Day on August 21 with a city proclamation and a multi-day festival at Circa Resort & Casino, featuring live podcasts, industry panels, and fan competitions.
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.
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.
Bally’s Adjusts Development Timeline for Las Vegas Ballpark Project
Clark County has approved initial land use for Bally’s mixed-use project surrounding the new Athletics ballpark, with the first phases focusing on parking, a podium, and a theater. Hotel-casino plans will be reviewed in September.
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.
New Mixed-Use Project Proposed for Downtown Summerlin
A 354-unit apartment complex with retail space is under review for Downtown Summerlin, with Clark County commissioners set to consider the Howard Hughes Holdings proposal on September 2
HOA Camera Signs Required for Las Vegas Communities
Las Vegas-area HOAs installing surveillance cameras with audio and video must post clear signage to inform residents and guests, as required by Nevada law. Homeowners can also request meeting recordings and minutes at no charge.