Home Aggregate

Las Vegas transit advocates warn proposed fare hikes will hit working class the hardest

The RTC has not increased transit or paratransit fares in more than 15 years and says it faces an $118 million budget shortfall in the ...

Universal prekindergarten emerges as top legislative priority for CCSD

The Clark County School District board wants to prioritize more funding for pre-kindergarten when the Legislature reconvenes next year ...

New Boulder City police contract brings retroactive raises and retention bonuses

The Boulder City Council has approved a new collective bargaining agreement with the Boulder City Police Protective Association, bringing an end to more than a ...

Analysis: The A’s will be the show of the summer for years to come in Las Vegas

If this is a taste of what to expect before 2028 when the A’s move into their $2 billion, 30,000-seat stadium on the site of ...

Nevada election officials report thousands of mail ballots still uncounted as primary tabulation continues

Nevada’s two most populous counties still have thousands of mail ballots to process two days after Tuesday’s primary election, according to a Thursday update from ...

Henderson offering discount for hopeful cat owners this month

June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, and Henderson is helping out people who might want to bring one home this month. City of Henderson ...

Southern Nevada climate trends point to another record-breaking summer

Las Vegas is heading into another dangerous summer with a familiar warning from climate scientists: Extreme heat is not easing, and local officials say the ...

In Las Vegas, Clark County offices, high-stakes November races taking shape

Preliminary municipal election results from Tuesday’s primary reveal definitive victories and set up highly competitive races for November.

Nevada mail-in voters should be aware in case of ballot signature issues

Nevadans who voted by mail in Tuesday’s primary are urged to be on the lookout for a notification that their ballot needs to be “cured” ...

Nevada Democrat fights to protect interstate abortion travel with new federal legislation

U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., is leading a new push to protect the right of women to cross state lines to seek abortion care.

‘Not going to back down’: Aaron Ford targets vulnerable Lombardo in Nevada governor’s race

Minutes after clinching the Democratic gubernatorial primary, Attorney General Aaron Ford set his sights on a long-anticipated showdown with Gov. Joe Lombardo — a matchup ...

Nevada primary results: Your November ballot is set

The first batch of primary election results showed what was long expected: Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo’s bid for a second term will go through state ...

Nevada primary voter turnout hits familiar low heading into election night

Henderson resident Kelly Sullivan cast a vote in every race on her ballot today — judges included — despite the challenge of researching their records. ...

Historic Nevada families partner to pull Primm back from the brink

Two Nevada families — one whose name is on the town, another that built an empire serving the state’s travelers — have joined forces to ...

Nevada families urged to schedule vaccinations for students

As families prepare for the first day of school on Aug. 10, the Southern Nevada Health District is encouraging parents and guardians to schedule required ...

Pedestrian killed in suspected drunk driving incident, Las Vegas police say

A man died after being hit by a vehicle in a suspected DUI incident in the west valley early Saturday. Troopers responded to the crash ...

Nevada lags in child well-being, but boosts in school funding and mental health bills offer hope

Alexis Marin, the health policy manager for the Children’s Advocacy Alliance, isn’t surprised by the numbers — but she’s not resigned, either.