/ Las Vegas Review-Journal

The Desert Research Institute’s Nevada Heat Lab released a report that suggests how Clark County can help make cooling stations more visible and effective.

The Southern Nevada Health District has reported a new case of cyclosporiasis in a Clark County resident amid a multistate outbreak of the intestinal illness.

The Clark County resident reported travel to states where the current outbreak is under investigation.

Lutheran Social Services of Nevada is selling its headquarters on Boulder Highway to another nonprofit, according to Clark County.

A portion of Las Vegas Boulevard was shut down to celebrate over 100 Winter Olympians and Paralympians, as set up by rapper Flavor Flav and his SHE Weekend event.

Boulder City Council may file an official appeal to the Bureau of Land Management as they lose out $2.3 million in annual revenue from a city lease.

Clark County opened cooling stations at various locations across the Las Vegas Valley in response to extreme heat.

Clark County’s 45,000-square-foot shelter, slated to open in 2028, is planned on about 26 acres near Tropicana Avenue and the 215 Beltway. It would have room for up to 650 animals.

Clark County began the conversation about new regulations for data centers but are nowhere close to adopting them.

Thirty citations for illegal fireworks were issued in Clark County during the Independence Day holiday weekend and nearly 700 pounds of fireworks were confiscated.