July 7 public hearing: Clark County weighs ozone plan for Las Vegas air quality
Las Vegas Valley residents could comment before Clark County’s July 7 hearing on a proposed 2015 ozone attainment plan update to the NV SIP.
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Las Vegas heat brings Clark County cooling stations back online
Clark County reactivated daytime cooling stations for Las Vegas Valley residents June 22–28, offering air-conditioned respite during extreme heat.
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Las Vegas Planning Commission to consider Downtown patio rules text change
Las Vegas NV — A June 16 Planning Commission hearing will consider text amendment 26-0161-TXT1 to LVMC 19.09, expanding uses for Downtown outdoor dining.
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Las Vegas-area officials confirm first West Nile case of 2026
Southern Nevada Health District confirmed Clark County’s first West Nile case of 2026, said the patient has recovered, and urged mosquito precautions.
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Las Vegas traffic calming work begins at 18 sites, mostly near schools
Las Vegas crews began traffic-calming work June 1 at 18 sites, with lane restrictions expected through August and most work near northwest valley schools.
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Las Vegas voters have one day left for Clark County early voting
Clark County early voting ends Friday, June 5. Las Vegas voters can still use City Hall voting, mail-ballot drop-off and the June 9 vote party.
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Las Vegas approves 12-intersection traffic camera pilot amid privacy concerns
Las Vegas NV – The city approved a one-year, $402,000 traffic-safety pilot at 12 intersections to study speeding and red-light running.
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Las Vegas-area phone bills now carry a new 911 fee — what it pays for and how much it can rise
Las Vegas NV – Clark County has begun collecting a new $1-per-line 911 surcharge. Here’s who pays, why it was adopted, and what residents may see on bills.
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Las Vegas 911 surcharge is now in effect as officials move toward a new unified dispatch center
Las Vegas NV – A new countywide 911 surcharge took effect April 1, and officials say it will help fund emergency communications upgrades and a joint dispatch center.
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Las Vegas advances veteran housing village at Rancho and Jones, with City Council vote next
Las Vegas NV – The Planning Commission approved a veteran housing proposal near Rancho Drive and Jones Boulevard, putting the project on track for a City Council vote in May.
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Sunset Road repaving enters key closure phase near the Airport Connector this week in Las Vegas
Las Vegas NV – An overnight Sunset Road ramp closure near Harry Reid airport starts at 11 p.m. April 7, with detours and nightly lane reductions through April 13.
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Tiny Homes Advance, NV Energy Rate Dispute Grows, Student Finance Summit Set
Las Vegas, NV – April 3, 2026 – City Council backs senior tiny homes, NV Energy rate fight grows, and statewide summit targets student financial literacy.
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Housing Sales, Strip Residencies and Summer Hiring Lead Las Vegas Business News
Las Vegas, NV – April 2, 2026 – Major housing sales, Strip residencies, waterpark hiring, and restaurant closures lead today’s local business and policy news.
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Housing Milestones, Air Quality Alert and Parks Funding Debate Lead Las Vegas News
Las Vegas, NV – April 1, 2026 – Major housing and infrastructure projects advance as air quality alerts and parks funding debates shape the week.
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Wind Advisory, Super Bowl Boost, and CES Growth Lead Las Vegas Headlines
Las Vegas, NV – March 31, 2026 – Wind, sports, and tech headlines shape the valley, from a dust advisory to Super Bowl planning and new CES growth data.
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Deadly Hit-and-Run, Henderson Power Outage, and New Passport Office Lead Monday’s Headlines
Las Vegas, NV – March 30, 2026 – Police probe a deadly hit-and-run, thousands lose power in Henderson, and North Las Vegas opens a new passport office.
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Housing Policy, Gambling Fight and Tourism Trends Lead Weekend Headlines
Las Vegas, NV – March 29, 2026 – State lawmakers weigh limits on corporate homeownership as tourism data and gaming policy debates shape the local economy.
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Stadium Costs Climb, Housing Stabilizes, and Major Projects Move Ahead in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV – March 28, 2026 – Stadium costs rise, housing steadies, and new mixed-use projects signal continued growth across the valley.
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Budget Talks Wrap as Housing Inventory Rises and Transit Debate Grows
Las Vegas, NV – March 27, 2026 – City budget hearings wrap as housing inventory climbs and transit debate heats up across the valley.
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Power Rates, Housing Talks and Growth Planning Lead Las Vegas Agenda
Las Vegas, NV – March 26, 2026 – Energy rates, housing funding and growth planning talks shape this week’s local government agenda.
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Hotel Death Investigation, Storms and Freeway Shooting Lead Las Vegas Headlines
Las Vegas, NV – March 25, 2026 – Police investigate hotel death, storms drench valley, and freeway shooting shuts down 215 Beltway amid spring break rush.
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Record Heat and Big-Name Announcements Lead Weekend Headlines in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV – March 22, 2026 – Record heat shatters March highs, major entertainment events add star power, and the Strip gears up for spring crowds.
