Hoover Dam closes for emergency repairs, researchers study Colorado River evaporation, and Death Valley begins an $82 million utility project.

The Red Cross declares a blood supply crisis, Las Vegas works to add shade at bus stops, and UNR receives funding to expand medical residencies.

Nevada won't host the first Democratic presidential primary, Kalshi agrees to Nevada's deadline, and The LGBTQ+ Center acquires AFAN and Golden Rainbow.

Mark Cuban joins the A's ownership group, a Grand Prix settlement moves forward, and the Raiders sign quarterback Fernando Mendoza.

Clark County approves a new Strip resort, Henderson rejects a data center moratorium, and new Colorado River rules are expected next week.

Primm Valley Casino reopens, Nevada exceeds the federal SNAP error threshold, and the Vegas Strong Memorial Fund takes ownership of the Oct. 1 memorial site.

Las Vegas Metro reverses its pursuit rules, NV Energy moves toward a daily demand pricing structure, and the city reopens its utility tax rebate program for low-income seniors.

Las Vegas shifts toward top-heavy event entertainment, Secretary of State Aguilar refutes federal voter roll claims, and Boulder City appeals a controversial desert data center.

Nevada's unemployment rate falls as job growth continues, a viral airport arrest attempt by ICE agents prompts calls for an investigation, and Lake Mead water levels face historic drops.

Boulder City battles a federal data center project, Las Vegas kicks off SHE Weekend with Flavor Flav, and the Trump administration alters key Endangered Species Act protections.