Treasurer candidate Johnson on education outcomes: ‘We failed our kids during the pandemic, and they’re still suffering’
Drew Johnson, a candidate for Nevada State Treasurer, has said that student proficiency in English and math remains below pre-pandemic levels.
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Dina Titus criticizes administration over SNAP funding and calls for action on heat deaths
Dina Titus used her official account on November 7 to call out federal actions on SNAP funding and urge congressional passage of her bill addressing extreme heat deaths.
Dina Titus criticizes federal nominee and calls for action on hunger and nuclear policy
On November 6, 2025, Congresswoman Dina Titus raised concerns about a federal land management nominee, advocated for increased use of state emergency funds for hunger relief in Nevada, and called attention to renewed U.S. nuclear testing under...
Las Vegas launches adaptive recreation programs for veterans and adults with diverse abilities
The city of Las Vegas is offering a range of recreation programs designed for veterans and adults with diverse abilities.
Las Vegas opens applications for deputy city marshals and corrections officers
The City of Las Vegas is seeking applicants for positions within its Department of Public Safety, specifically for deputy city marshals and corrections officers.
Dina Titus highlights community work and legislative priorities in latest social media posts
Congresswoman Dina Titus used her social media accounts on November 4-5, 2025 to highlight local charitable work by Three Square Food Bank, promote legislative action around auto repair rights at an industry event, and criticize federal messaging…
Dina Titus highlights Nevada’s role in Capitol Christmas Tree and criticizes GOP during shutdown
On November 5, 2025, Dina Titus announced that Nevada would provide the Capitol Christmas Tree for the first time while also addressing partial SNAP benefit distributions and criticizing Republican actions during what she described as the longest...
Las Vegas invests $395K in public art projects throughout city
This year, the City of Las Vegas has allocated $395,000 to support and maintain public art across the city.
Las Vegas council adopts stricter rules on pet shop sales and animal welfare
On November 5, 2025, the Las Vegas City Council approved a new ordinance that updates regulations for local pet shops.
Who are the City of Las Vegas area high school alumni in action on Saturday, Nov. 8?
On Saturday, Nov. 8, these former City of Las Vegas area high school stars will be competing.
Dina Titus addresses Native American heritage and SNAP benefit concerns for Nevadans
Congresswoman Dina Titus posted on November 3-4 about Native American contributions to Nevada's history and current concerns regarding food assistance programs.
Who from City of Las Vegas area’s former high school athletes will participate in games on Friday, Nov. 7?
This former City of Las Vegas area high school athlete will take part in events on Friday, Nov. 7.
Dina Titus criticizes Biden administration over SNAP benefits and nuclear weapons policy
Congresswoman Dina Titus used her social media platform on November 2 and November 3, 2025, to criticize President Biden's approach to SNAP benefits and nuclear weapons testing.