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LAS VEGAS, NV — National school choice momentum arrived in Southern Nevada as former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore joined Governor Joe Lombardo in Las Vegas to advocate for Nevada’s upcoming rollout of the federal §25F Tax Credit Scholarship Program, framing the initiative as a model for states seeking to expand...

LAS VEGAS, NV — Clark County Fire Department crews launched an aggressive interior attack early Saturday morning to extinguish a burning battery that ignited inside a residential home directly across the street from an elementary school campus. Emergency dispatchers were alerted shortly after 3:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 24, 2026,...

LAS VEGAS, NV — Clark County officials and law enforcement authorities issued a high-profile consumer warning Saturday morning advising visitors that tipping costumed street performers along the Las Vegas Strip is strictly voluntary under Nevada law. The public advisory—reported Saturday, October 24, 2026—arrives after an aggressive tipping dispute turned violent...

LAS VEGAS, NV — Critical emergency response infrastructure at Harry Reid International Airport is set for a major upgrade as airport administrators and county leaders break ground on a new Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) facility on the airfield. The development, designated as Clark County Fire Station 13, will replace...

LAS VEGAS, NV — In the largest single philanthropic healthcare donation in Nevada history, tech entrepreneur Ben Horowitz and his wife, Felicia, have committed $150 million to anchor a planned $1 billion freestanding children’s hospital in southwest Las Vegas, Intermountain Health and local officials announced Friday afternoon. The transformative gift...

CARSON CITY, NV — A nationwide cybersecurity breach at a critical software vendor has compromised personal information tied to approximately 10% of tips submitted to Nevada’s confidential SafeVoice student reporting portal, state officials and the Las Vegas Sun confirmed. The breach—detailed in formal joint disclosures released Thursday, October 22, 2026,...

LAS VEGAS, NV — In a major development in Southern Nevada’s protracted media legal battle, a federal judge has denied an emergency request by the Las Vegas Sun to force the Las Vegas Review-Journal to immediately resume printing and distributing the Sun under their Joint Operating Agreement (JOA). The order—issued...