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In the first meeting since Katie Williams resigned, it remained unclear how the board would now handle what some have called its most consequential decision: the search for a new superintendent.
Clark County School Board Trustee Katie Williams resigned after the DA’s office filed a petition to declare her position vacant due to her ceasing to be a resident of Nevada.
Crews from all over Nevada have been fighting the Davis Fire — now about 31 percent contained — since it broke out Saturday afternoon.
The District Attorney’s office has granted Clark County School Board Trustee Katie Williams additional time to respond to the letter asking her to relinquish her office.
The total number of sheltered and unsheltered people counted in the day-long census on Jan. 25 was the highest since 2014.
Dr. Fermin Leguen announced plans to retire as district health officer of the Southern Nevada Health District.
The Clark County district attorney determined that School Board member Katie Williams no longer lives in the district that elected her.
The mixed-use project on 10 acres where the Riviera once stood, featuring two 600-foot towers, received Clark County Zoning Commission approval Wednesday.
The unicorporated township was birthed years ago and recently ranked as a top place to raise a family in the country.
Thousands of people die in Clark County each year without funds available to pay for disposal of their bodies and the county can’t locate family members who might be able to do so.
Clark County commissioners have disclosed — in some cases belatedly or incorrectly — accepting pricey tickets to the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
If the transaction is successful, UNLV would use the funds to boost infrastructure, student financial aid and support programs.
Clark County kicked off a pilot program Thursday by adding solar-powered streetlights to an area of the Las Vegas Valley hit hard by copper wire theft.
With Las Vegas drawing more large events such as the Super Bowl, officials moved to create a more uniformed review and approval process for proposed special events.