Nevada’s labor market maintained its steady momentum in April 2026, marked by continued job growth and a stable unemployment rate, according to the latest economic reports released by the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR). The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held firm at 5.3 percent, matching March’s figure. Concurrently, the total number… Read more: Nevada’s job market holds steady in April with strong annual growth and unchanged unemployment

The Clark County Zoning Commission unanimously approved development and use permits for Nevada’s first standalone children’s hospital, clearing an administrative hurdle for a project poised to transform pediatric care across the region. The May 20 vote greenlights plans submitted by Intermountain Health in collaboration with the UNLV Research Foundation. The facility will rise on a… Read more: Nevada’s first standalone children’s hospital wins unanimous county approval

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved several high-profile sports, infrastructure and community health initiatives during its meeting on March 19. Highlighting the session was the long-term extension of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, an update on the Las Vegas A’s stadium development and the creation of a new medical team to support the local… Read more: Commissioners approve sports, infrastructure and community health initiatives

From its humble beginnings as a 160-acre farming plot to a bustling municipality of nearly 300,000 residents, North Las Vegas marked its 80th anniversary during the May 5 City Council meeting. Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown reflected on the city’s rise since she arrived in the 1960s. “To see the phenomenal growth… I would never call any… Read more: North Las Vegas celebrates milestone anniversary with eye on the future

A lawsuit challenging Scott Black’s candidacy for North Las Vegas Mayor was dismissed by District Judge Jaqueline Bluth last week because Black will not have served 12 years on the City Council at the time of the election. North Las Vegas communications manager Kathleen Richards clarified how the 12-year term limit works. “This provision prohibits… Read more: Lawsuit challenging Republican mayoral candidacy dismissed

LAS VEGAS, Nev. – The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) advises motorists to expect increased traffic, intermittent restrictions, and altered traffic patterns associated with the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) activities and events in the Las Vegas Valley. Motorists traveling near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and resort corridor should plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and use… Read more: Traffic impacts associated with Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC)

The April 15 North Las Vegas City Council meeting began with President Marc McRae of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Skye Canyon Stake providing the invocation, followed by the Mojave High School Girls Bowling Team, who led the Pledge of Allegiance. Chief Financial Officer William Riggs introduced the Fiscal Year 2026–2027 budget,… Read more: City officials unveil 2026–27 fiscal plan