As of Friday, sprinkler and drip-system use is limited to three assigned days a week through Oct. 31.
Las Vegas
A woman over the age of 50 is the second person in Clark County to contract West Nile virus this year, the Southern Nevada Health District said Thursday.
As golf course closures and redevelopment plans continue to rile residents across the valley, the Las Vegas City Council next week will take up a moratorium on applications for redeveloping courses and other common open spaces in the city.
The pilot is focused in the Las Vegas Innovation District, a technological testing ground the city designated last year.
Five-term Republican Assemblyman John Hambrick will have a primary challenger next June.
The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority anticipates it will operate in the black in 2018 — with help from reserve funding from its public housing and Section 8 housing voucher programs.
The owners of Fremont Street’s Neonopolis are beginning to pay down their hefty debt to Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas City Council approved The Calida Group’s proposal to put a 359-apartment complex between the Boca Park and Tivoli Village shopping centers.
The Metropolitan Police Department unveiled a big upgrade to its air unit Wednesday — a $9.6 million helicopter that will assist mainly in search-and-rescue missions.
Councilman Bob Coffin hopes a new city rule takes sexually oriented stores in downtown Las Vegas from seedy to spruced-up.
Roughly a dozen women remain in the program, and Shade Tree staff has been working all month to transition them out of the facility and into permanent housing, Executive Director Stacey Lockhart said.
The city launched a 24-hour hotline Tuesday so residents can report noise, trash, parking issues and other nuisances from short-term rental properties in their neighborhoods.
The news this year that Cashman’s convention areas will close left the trade and consumer show organizers surprised and scrambling to find space for the events they often book over a year in advance.
The flashy Las Vegas logo that’s splashed across city stationary and equipment is headed for an early retirement.
Former Nevada Assemblyman Harvey Munford said Friday he will run for Las Vegas City Council in 2019.