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NewsHomelessnessClark County homeless census tracks changes as numbers rise
The Point-In-Time count, planned for January 29, is a key determinant in how much federal funding community organizations will get, as well as a measurement ...
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NewsAggregateHome AggregateSummer heat, new law magnify urgency to reach Las Vegas' homeless
As summer temperatures soar and local camping bans remain in effect, dedicated outreach teams work around the clock to connect Las Vegas’ homeless population with ...
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NewsUNLVHomelessnessClark County officials and partners target a rise in homeless camps near UNLV
A recent town hall at the Flamingo Library brought officials and residents together to discuss the area’s struggles with an influx of homeless encampments around ...
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NewsAllAggregateProgress reported in reducing homelessness among veterans in Nevada, US
Nicholas Barr, a professor at UNLV studying veteran homelessness, cautioned against reading too much into the raw data. The one-day count ...
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NewsHomelessnessSouthern Nevada continues efforts to reduce homelessness
“Homelessness is a housing problem,” says Clark County Social Services Manager Michele Fuller-Hallauer. “Without safe, accessible, affordable housing, we will not solve this issue.”
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AggregateAllHomelessnessCatholic Charities ready to serve 17,000 meals, with turkey and all the trimmings
Catholic Charities' annual Thanksgiving Day dining-in meal will be served today. “We bump it up a little bit, give them a little bit more cranberry ...
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AggregateAllBreaking NewsMobile clinic sets out to help Las Vegas homeless combat addiction
The Southern Nevada Health District is ready to deploy its Linkage to Action mobile outreach unit to connect homeless people and other vulnerable populations to ...
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NewsAllAggregateDriven by compassion for homeless, rescuers venture into tunnels of Las Vegas
Using the 215 Beltway for perspective, on the roughly 15 miles from Durango Drive to Henderson, there’s an encampment at every offramp. That’s just on ...
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NewsAggregateHome AggregateFiore on the homeless and coronavirus: ‘Let them play in dirt’
When it comes to coronavirus, homeless people are like kids: “Let them play in dirt. They don’t get sick,” Las Vegas Councilwoman Michele Fiore said ...
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Weekly Q&AHELP of Southern Nevada’s Kelly Robson has made homeless assistance a year-round mission
“We break down all the barriers that led them to become homeless, so they can become self-sufficient and sustain on their own.”
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IntersectionA new homeless youth center will offer housings for more than 150
The 37,000 square-foot facility is eight years in the making and will provide housing education, employment and health services.
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IntersectionThe Compassion Experience brings the less-developed world to the suburbs
One moment, you’re in Southwest Las Vegas. The next, you’re in a Nairobi mud hut, listening to a boy talk about begging for food.
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NewsNV EnergyNV Energy daily demand charge draws opposition from customers and renewable energy advocates
The upcoming charge, to be implemented in January, has drawn legal opposition from both Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford and renewable energy advocacy groups like ...
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guy savoyCeline DionFeaturedIconic images and memorable moments from 60 years of Caesars Palace
In Caesars Palace, Jay Sarno imagined a Las Vegas where hospitality, entertainment and escapist theming were all part and parcel of the same thing. And ...
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A&EWhat to do in Las Vegas this week: July 23-29
Ella Mai at Resorts World Theatre, Simple Plan at Pearl Theater, Louis the Child at Marquee, Slow Joy at Grey Witch and more.
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MusicOlivia Dean teaches ‘The Art of Loving’ at MGM Grand Garden Arena
The English superstar charmed fans in her Las Vegas debut July 18 with a hit-filled evening celebrating love in all its greatest forms.
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TourismNewsAggregateCaesars Entertainment makes a $200M bet on Lake Tahoe
They come to Tahoe for the outdoors — the water, the trees and the fresh air. In the winter, guests plan trips around big snowstorms ...
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NightlifeCamp Palms is nostalgic kitsch that keeps you coming back
After hosting a holiday pop-up in December, Palms and ThemeDream Productions bring a new themed experience to wet your whistle for summer nostalgia with over-the-top ...
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DiningDrink Las Vegas, a food hall block party in Summerlin, tropical cocktails and more Vegas food news
The Resort at Summerlin has announced another Neighborhood Food Hall Community Block Party for August 1 at 1 p.m.
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DiningIf you haven't discovered the superior Mexican food at Tacos Los Barrios, you're missing out
Started as a food truck during the tail end of the pandemic, Tacos Los Barrios quickly opened its first brick-and-mortar in Henderson before expanding to ...
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Breaking NewsMike Tyson immersive experience set to debut at Flamingo Las Vegas this fall
Iron Mike Legacy: The Mike Tyson Immersive Experience — billed as the world’s first officially licensed immersive experience tied to Tyson — will use augmented ...
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NewsAggregateHome AggregateAAA: Nevada gas prices continue to climb amid Middle East tensions
Gas prices in Nevada kept climbing this week, with the statewide average for a gallon of regular gasoline rising 14 cents to $4.69, according to ...
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AggregateAllNewsUNLV opens as early favorites against Memphis and Hawaii, prime playoff hurdles
UNLV football is expected to contend for an at-large bid in the 12-team College Football Playoff this season, and the team’s first two games — ...
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Contractor of the YearAggregateAllContractor of the Year Awards honors the people and projects building Southern Nevada
Tony Marnell II has propelled Marnell Companies and its associates to international acclaim for designing and constructing some of the world’s most recognizable resorts, hotels ...
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BusinessAllTourism'A second chance’: Staffers, patrons at Primm Valley casino celebrate return
Primm Valley reopened with 422 gaming machines, 250 hotel rooms, a William Hill Sports Book, a sports bar and a 24/7 quick-bites eatery. Terrible’s also ...
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A&EBeat the heat in the shadowy comfort of a Las Vegas pool hall
The door swings shut and suddenly my world is refrigerated. The lights are low. The tables glow like blue islands and every few seconds comes ...
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NewsWhat are your rights when your air conditioning goes out?
For renters facing this scenario, Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada consumer rights attorney Jordan Savage has a few tips on how to proceed.
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NewsMark Cuban's Athletics stake signals pivot from Mavs that 'was not my choice,' he says
Here in Dallas, news that Mark Cuban is part of a private equity firm that has purchased a minority stake in MLB's Athletics produced two ...
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NewsAggregateHome AggregateConcertgoers light up Allegiant Stadium for unforgettable Ed Sheeran performance
In a taped message before the concert, Ed Sheeran introduced the loop station, the foot-controlled device that lets the solo artist sound like a full ...
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MusicTaylor Dayne takes Harrah’s, Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum concert series and more Las Vegas music news
Also, Desert Cactus Films has launched the Music Video Lab, an event that pairs local musicians and filmmakers to create music videos.
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RaidersNewsAggregateProgress report: Where Raiders’ rookie draft picks stand as training camp begins
The 2026 rookie class reported to training camp Thursday at the team’s Henderson headquarters with considerable buzz for what they could accomplish in silver and ...
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A&E
What to do in Las Vegas this week: July 30-August 5
Leslie Jones at Pearl Concert Theater, Ashanti at LIV, Enhypen at T-Mobile Arena, DustBowlChampion at Backstage Bar & Billiards and more.
