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The Clark County Education Association announced the decision Thursday morning, praising the county commission chairman for his “fierce commitment to resolve public education issues.”
Clark County was the first hyperlocal government body in Nevada to sue pharmaceutical companies dealing in prescription painkillers, but it will likely be far from the last.
Clark County is seeking volunteers to help conduct the overnight Southern Nevada Homeless Census at the end of this month.
Fitch Ratings downgraded the district from BBB+ rating to BBB in December, less than one year after lowering the district from its A+ rating.
The Gold Butte National Monument will be off the table when federal land managers host an upcoming series of public meetings on their revised management plan for Southern Nevada.
Federal land managers launched a major revision of their overall management plan for Southern Nevada in 2008. A decade later, they’re still working on it.
Clark County is considering a new funding plan to spread high-speed internet throughout the Las Vegas Valley and beyond: charge wireless carriers more to install equipment on public light poles.
Whether North Las Vegas Constable Robert Eliason should remain in office has drawn scrutiny from state and county and city officials alike.
The agreement outlines improvements to infrastructure and public safety at and around the stadium, all of which the Raiders have agreed to fund.
Registered voters in Clark County precincts with extremely low voter turnout will no longer automatically be mailed absentee ballots.
Clark County commissioners on Tuesday postponed approving the installation of more steel posts along Las Vegas Strip sidewalks due to a dispute over whether some workers have been fairly paid.
During their first meeting of 2018, Clark County commissioners will ease their way into 2018 with a relatively light agenda highlighted by bollards.
The City Council will consider a proposed deal set to offer a vacant 55-acre parcel to the National Football League team for $6.05 million, just over half of the appraised value of $12 million.
Through most of 2017, the size of the deficit and its impact on jobs were moving targets. Now that the School Board closed the roughly $62 million hole, it’s simply a sad chapter that further eroded trust in Nevada’s education system.