Florida dengue outbreak hits all-time high with 252 cases
Florida is now dealing with 252 dengue cases in 2026, the highest ever seen in the state. The surge has local officials and residents on alert.
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Government Bodies groups specific public institutions whose decisions affect tourism transportation development events and local services in Southern Nevada. The institution matters because responsibilities and official actions differ across city county tourism and regulatory bodies.
Coverage connects each body with confirmed decisions programs infrastructure changes public notices and relevant background. Policy themes remain in categories while the tags identify the exact institution responsible for an action or announcement.
Coverage connects each body with confirmed decisions programs infrastructure changes public notices and relevant background. Policy themes remain in categories while the tags identify the exact institution responsible for an action or announcement.
Bill Nye Honored With Las Vegas Strip Key and Bill Nye Day
Clark County has named September 28 as Bill Nye Day and awarded the Key to the Las Vegas Strip to the science advocate during a sold-out UNLV lecture event.
Las Vegas Community Gathers at Healing Garden for 1 October Remembrance
Hundreds gathered at the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden on October 1 to mark nine years since the Route 91 Harvest tragedy, with new details emerging on the planned 'Forever One' memorial near the original concert site
Las Vegas Caravan for Mammogram Returns for Tenth Year
The Las Vegas Caravan for Mammogram marks its tenth year on October 3 with a free community event promoting breast cancer screenings and health equity across Southern Nevada.
Las Vegas Museum of Art breaks ground on Grand Central Galleries
Construction has started on Grand Central Galleries at Symphony Park, marking the first physical step toward the Las Vegas Museum of Art. The preview venue will open in April 2027 ahead of the museum’s planned 2029 debut.
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.
New ladder truck boosts Las Vegas Fire and Rescue at Station Four
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue has added a new ladder truck at Station Four. The move raises daily staffing and brings stronger emergency coverage for Ward Three and high-rise calls.
Las Vegas Trail Health Center Marks One Year of Community Impact
The Las Vegas Trail Neighborhood Health Center in Fort Worth has completed its first year, delivering over 18,000 patient visits and expanding access to medical care, behavioral health, food assistance, and workforce training for local families
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.
Firearm confiscated from student at Las Vegas elementary school
Staff at a Las Vegas elementary school seized a firearm from a student before classes started on September 24. The incident set off a police investigation and renewed calls for secure gun storage and tighter campus safety in Clark County.
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.
Royal Resort Demolition Raises Dust and Safety Concerns Near Las Vegas Strip
The teardown of Royal Resort near Convention Center Drive sent dust and debris into the air this week, prompting OSHA investigations and questions about safety, even as Clark County confirmed the $1.3 million demolition was permitted.
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
ICE Detains Tourist After Incident at Encore Las Vegas Buffet
A tourist was detained by ICE and deported after a domestic dispute at The Buffet at Wynn in April, despite prosecutors declining charges. The case highlights how resort incidents can trigger federal action for visitors with pending immigration cases.
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
Lutheran Social Services bankruptcy halts Boulder Highway campus sale
Lutheran Social Services of Nevada has filed for bankruptcy after a failed $1.47 million building sale, suspending food and housing aid for Las Vegas residents and raising questions about the future of the Boulder Highway campus
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.
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
Las Vegas Arts District Eyes $1.9M Business District for Safety and Growth
A proposed Business Improvement District could bring $1.9 million annually to the Las Vegas Arts District, funding safety, maintenance, and business support as early as 2027 if approved by property owners and the city council
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
Vegas Chamber Workforce Hub Gains Federal Attention for Job Training
A government-backed on-the-job training program at the Vegas Chamber is helping local businesses offset hiring costs, with Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling visiting the EmployNV Business Hub to highlight its impact on June 18.
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.
Las Vegas Sports Leaders Call for Easier International Travel
Las Vegas sports executives are urging federal action to streamline international travel and visa processes, citing the need to support the city’s $6.27 billion sports tourism sector and sustain economic growth after a recent dip in international visitors.
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.
Las Vegas Schools Expand Dual-Language Immersion for Student Success
Robert E. Lake Elementary in central Las Vegas has expanded its Spanish-English immersion program, aiming to help students become biliterate by middle school and improve academic outcomes in a diverse community
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.