Carson City mails 2026-27 property-tax bills; first installment due Aug. 17
Carson City property-tax bills for 2026-27 are being sent to owners, with the first installment due Aug. 17 and additional installment dates available for bills over $100.
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Reno Flock contract faces scrutiny over searches, camera sharing and privacy
A July 24 report renewed questions about Reno’s publicly funded surveillance technology, including Flock searches, private-camera integration, data retention and oversight.
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Third Outbreak-Linked Cyclosporiasis Case Reported in Clark County
A third Clark County resident has been counted among the travel-associated cyclosporiasis cases linked to a multistate outbreak, while officials report no evidence of Nevada exposure.
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North Las Vegas ZIP Code 89030 Appears in Heat-Vulnerability and Overdose-Risk Analysis
A Southern Nevada Health District analysis identifies ZIP code 89030 among nine 2024 overlap areas as North Las Vegas faces an extreme heat warning through Sunday, August 2.
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Nevada Water Users Face New Colorado River Framework After States Miss Deal
A federal framework could govern Colorado River operations through 2036, but Nevada is not under a new water cut from the July 31 environmental review.
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Sparks-Area Gas Averages Rise Again as Diesel Nears $5.85
AAA’s July 30 Reno metro averages show regular gas at $5.173 and diesel at $5.854, with both higher than the previous day, week, month and year.
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Reno Gas and Diesel Ease Slightly, Stay Well Above Last Year
AAA’s July 31 Reno metro averages show regular gas at $5.166 and diesel at $5.845, both slightly lower for the day but far above last year.
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North Las Vegas Fuel Check: Metro Gas Near $4.80, Diesel Near $5.80
AAA’s July 31 Las Vegas metro update shows regular gas at $4.803 and diesel at $5.768, while recent North Las Vegas station prices were lower.
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Nevada Medicaid prepares for 2027 work requirements and six-month renewals
Nevada plans September notices to about 280,000 Medicaid expansion members before a January 1, 2027 federal work requirement, while exemptions and a lawsuit could change implementation.
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Nevada Investigates Why 34 Primary Mail Ballots Were Not Counted
Nevada officials are investigating why 34 mail ballots from the June primary were marked undeliverable and delivered after the counting deadline. Federal officials have requested USPS responses by August 1 and August 17, 2026.
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Douglas County Upholds 53-Space Glampground Near Zephyr Cove
Douglas County upheld conditional approval for a 53-space glampground near Zephyr Cove, though the project may still face an appeal to county commissioners.
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Nevada Leaves Clark County Judge Vacancy Open Until November Election
Nevada’s judicial-selection commission declined to advance the sole applicant for a Clark County Family Court vacancy, leaving the Department S seat open for the November 3 election while senior judges provide interim coverage.
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Carson City Fuel Check: Regular Gas at $4.49, Diesel at $5.19
A Carson City station lists regular gasoline at $4.49 and diesel at $5.19, below AAA’s July 29 Nevada averages as statewide prices move higher.
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Henderson Fuel Prices Differ by 37¢ for Gas, 35¢ for Diesel
July 29 listings at four Henderson 7-Eleven stations show regular gas from $4.599 to $4.969 and diesel from $5.549 to $5.899 per gallon.
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Sacramento County Approves Up to $24.2M for Mather Shelter Programs
A new Sacramento County operating term began July 1 for Mather shelter and transitional-housing programs, with capacity planned for up to 150 people nightly.
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Baring Boulevard closure changes traffic near Sparks Boulevard project
Baring Boulevard is temporarily closed on both sides of Sparks Boulevard in Sparks as crews rebuild the intersection; signed detours keep nearby access open.
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Henderson Uses Drones and Rescue Training to Prepare for Monsoon Flooding
Henderson is pairing green-LiDAR stormwater mapping with specialized rescue training as Southern Nevada enters its July-to-September monsoon season.
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Reno-area families have vaccine clinics before Washoe schools reopen
Reno-Sparks families can find school vaccine clinics from July 28 through August 8, but appointment rules, eligibility, records and walk-in policies vary.
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Las Vegas seeks developer for approximately 11-acre downtown site
Las Vegas NV – The city is seeking proposals for an approximately 11-acre downtown site where housing, retail and possible civic uses are under consideration.
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Reno’s Ladera hearing left 161 acres of land-use changes pending
Reno’s July 22 council hearing covered a proposed 116.4-acre annexation and 161.2-acre land-use plan, but final action was not confirmed by July 26.
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North Las Vegas Opens 2026-27 Affordable Housing Grant Applications
North Las Vegas has opened 2026-27 affordable housing grant applications for qualified organizations, with required pre-application and final deadlines in December.
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Nevada Law Requires Heat Mitigation in Las Vegas’ Master Plan
Nevada’s new heat-planning law applies to Las Vegas, where officials are weighing shade, water access, cooling spaces and long-term tree goals.