The city of Las Vegas is proposing a new ordinance related to industrial wastewater, which will soon be reviewed by the Las Vegas City Council. The proposal includes repealing and replacing LVMC Chapter 14.17, focusing on wastewater collection, pretreatment, and treatment. This ordinance aims to establish regulatory provisions that align with state and federal statutes and regulations concerning wastewater management.
The Clark County School District (CCSD) Board of School Trustees held a meeting on August 23, 2024, during which several significant agenda items were discussed.
In the summer of 2024, Las Vegas experienced its hottest day on record, with temperatures reaching 120 degrees, surpassing the previous high of 117 degrees. This historic event marks a significant milestone for the city known for its intense summer heat, but this year's peak temperatures have taken even seasoned residents by surprise.
Las Vegas is known for its vibrant nightlife and bustling streets, a city under the constant watch of law enforcement. While the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (Metro) is the primary agency most people think of, the city's Deputy Marshals play a critical yet distinct role in maintaining safety and order.
Las Vegas' 18b Arts District is rapidly becoming the city’s hotspot for cultural and business expansion. Here’s a snapshot of eight exciting projects underway that promise to elevate this vibrant neighborhood even further.
Enrollment data for the 25 universities in Clark County revealed Hispanic was the most common ethnicity among students in the 2022-23 school year, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.
Patrick Boylan, a Las Vegas resident and member of the St. Viator parish, said JD Vance is a "perfect choice" for VP, highlighting his Catholic faith, military service, and conservative values.
There were four companies in cities associated with Clark County that received four FDA inspections in July, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
The Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Department (LVFR) celebrates 82 years since its first full-time fire chief was hired on August 1, 1942. The milestone marks the department's transition from a volunteer-based organization to a fully staffed professional entity.
The city of Las Vegas will celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, inviting residents to enjoy family-friendly events that capture the essence of Latino culture. A variety of events will be hosted through December 7, 2024, although all activities are subject to change. Parents can subscribe for a monthly email or text LV PARENTS to 468-311 for information on upcoming events and activities for their children. A Spanish newsletter is also available. City centers will be closed on September 2, October 25, November 11, and November 28-29 for holiday observance.
The third annual HONOR Latino Awards will recognize the achievements of community leaders and trailblazers who have made significant civic contributions to the Las Vegas community. Nominations for these awards will open soon, with winners announced at a later date.