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Sisolak on outgoing budget director: ‘She has led our state through some of our most challenging times’

By Art Benavidez | Jul 12, 2022

Gov. Steve Sisolak's (D-NV) finance office will be looking for a new budget director, as the current budget director, Susan Brown, has announced her retirement.

Sisolak on law enforcement Virtual Crisis Care program: ‘Nevadans all deserve access to care’

By Art Benavidez | Jul 8, 2022

The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services was recently given a grant to buy tablets for 11 police organizations that will help its employees access mental health personnel via telehealth sessions.

Gibson seeks right balance on short-term rental legislation as 'over half' of resident's view properties negatively

By Art Benavidez | Jul 2, 2022

Last week, the Clark County Board of County Commissioners approved the Nevada Legislature's obligation that short-term rentals conducting business illegally in unincorporated portions of the county be monitored per licensed business regulations.

Clark County Commemoration Committee seeks public input for 1 October memorial design

By Art Benavidez | Jul 2, 2022

The Clark County Commemoration Committee recently held a meeting to evaluate what memorial designs they want to honor victims—along with the event—of the 2017 shooting.

Clark County Commission: ‘We all need to do our part to keep our community clean and protect Lake Mead’

By Art Benavidez | Jun 29, 2022

Clark County officials are urging residents to pick up any trash that accumulates near their surroundings so that they don’t end up in local storm drains ahead of flash flood season.

Clark County Fire Chief: 'Illegal fireworks are especially dangerous in our dry climate'

By Art Benavidez | Jun 28, 2022

Clark County officials are reminding the public that only legal fireworks can be used in the county and immediate cities.

The Harbor offers several support services to give youth, families a 'fresh start'

By Art Benavidez | Jun 27, 2022

A Las Vegas social services organization is ready to assist residents at five locations in the Las Vegas Valley.

Clark County Commission Chairman on Paradise Recreation Center event: 'I’m not sure there is a better way to celebrate fathers'

By Art Benavidez | Jun 21, 2022

To kick off Father’s Day weekend, Clark County Commission Chairman Jim Gibson was on hand for the "A Slice of Summer" event on Friday, June 17.

Las Vegas welcome sign gets 'rainbow colors' for Pride Month

By Art Benavidez | Jun 20, 2022

Earlier this month, Clark County backed support programs that are critical to the well-being of the LGBTQIA+ community. As part of that effort and in support of Pride Month, county commissioners and representatives from the LGBTQ Community Center of Southern Nevada turned on rainbow-colored lights on the ‘Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas’ sign.

Clark County Fire Department offers safety tips for days 'when our desert heat sets in this time of year'

By Art Benavidez | Jun 9, 2022

Nevada residents are accustomed to scorching days during the summer, so the Clark County Fire Department has released tips on how to stay safe as the weather gets hotter.

Public asked to keep Fourth of July fireworks tame: 'The use of illegal fireworks in neighborhoods over the Fourth of July has been a growing problem'

By Art Benavidez | Jun 6, 2022

As the 4th of July holiday nears, Clark County and area agencies are reminding the community to follow firework protocol.

School zones in effect this summer for student safety: 'exercise additional caution'

By Art Benavidez | Jun 4, 2022

Motorists should be aware that Clark County School District’s (CCSD) Summer Acceleration Program will be utilizing school zones at local schools to help students who attend the program safely navigate streets.

Clark County's McCurdy on motel bridge housing: We must 'support programs that provide real and tested solutions to homelessness'

By Art Benavidez | May 31, 2022

Clark County has announced a program to transform a dormant motel on Fremont Street into a housing development to help homeless people get their lives back on track.

Clark County ends emergency deceleration

By Art Benavidez | May 30, 2022

It’s been over two years, but Clark County finally announced that they are ending its COVID-19 emergency declaration that was established on March 15, 2020.

Clark County appoints new chief information officer who will 'bring people, process and technology together'

By Art Benavidez | May 25, 2022

Clark County has a new information officer, as Bob Leek was officially named to the position earlier this month, according to Clark County's Website.

Epidemiologist Kerwin on inconsistent COVID testing: 'These parents were pretty adamant that their kid was not a case and that they could play'

By Art Benavidez | May 24, 2022

A recent report is claiming that a lab company hired by the state of Nevada to test for COVID-19 among high school athletes competing in winter sports failed to produce adequate results.

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Sisolak on outgoing budget director: ‘She has led our state through some of our most challenging times’

Sisolak on law enforcement Virtual Crisis Care program: ‘Nevadans all deserve access to care’

Gibson seeks right balance on short-term rental legislation as 'over half' of resident's view properties negatively

Clark County Commemoration Committee seeks public input for 1 October memorial design

Clark County Commission: ‘We all need to do our part to keep our community clean and protect Lake Mead’

Clark County Fire Chief: 'Illegal fireworks are especially dangerous in our dry climate'

The Harbor offers several support services to give youth, families a 'fresh start'

Clark County Commission Chairman on Paradise Recreation Center event: 'I’m not sure there is a better way to celebrate fathers'

Las Vegas welcome sign gets 'rainbow colors' for Pride Month

Clark County Fire Department offers safety tips for days 'when our desert heat sets in this time of year'

Public asked to keep Fourth of July fireworks tame: 'The use of illegal fireworks in neighborhoods over the Fourth of July has been a growing problem'

School zones in effect this summer for student safety: 'exercise additional caution'

Clark County's McCurdy on motel bridge housing: We must 'support programs that provide real and tested solutions to homelessness'

Clark County ends emergency deceleration

Clark County appoints new chief information officer who will 'bring people, process and technology together'

Epidemiologist Kerwin on inconsistent COVID testing: 'These parents were pretty adamant that their kid was not a case and that they could play'

Clark County leaders call for foster system aid: 'there is no greater gift than opening your home to a child'

Commissioners, advocates change 'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas' sign lights green for Mental Health Awareness Month

Clark County Fire Department seeking firefighters to join its ranks

County Commissioners support abused and autistic youth: 'Every child deserves a safe and loving home'

Which former SE Vegas News area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Monday, Dec. 16?

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