An environmental nonprofit is dropping its lawsuit aimed at stopping a proposed housing development near Red Rock Canyon.
Save Red Rock dismissed all civil claims against the county and developer Gypsum Resources over a plan to develop thousands of homes overlooking Red Rock Canyon.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports Clark County is trying to avoid a lengthy trial in a lawsuit involving housing development near Red Rock by seeking a pre-trial ruling against an environmental nonprofit.
A nonprofit conservation group can move ahead with a lawsuit against Clark County, thanks to a judge who denied a motion to dismiss the lawsuit Thursday.
State Senators this week heard testimony on a bill that would add a layer of restrictions for companies looking to develop near national conservation areas in Nevada.
Talking with Assemblyman Steve Yeager about his bill that curtails heedless growth near conservation areas — including a disputed project near Red Rock
Hundreds of people showed up at a Clark County Commission meeting this week to protest a plan for a high-density housing development near Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Elected officials in Las Vegas have given their OK to a prominent local developer's plan to build more than 5,000 homes on property on a hill within eyesight of a popular and scenic national recreation area.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — After more than a decade of community and legal battles, county commissioners are again considering a prominent Las Vegas developer's plan to build more than 5,000 homes on property he owns on a hill within eyesight of a popular and scenic national recreation are
The Clark County Commission will vote on a development plan that could bring 5,000 new homes to Red Rock Canyon. The vote was planned for Dec. 7 but has been postponed.
The proposed plan would bring 5,000 new homes and 15,000 new residents to Red Rock Canyon. For comparison, that's about the population of Boulder City.
Las Vegas developer Jim Rhodes is stirring up the hornets nest again with his newest plan for Blue Diamond Hill. Recently he submitted his plan to build a small village with seven thousand homes and a town square, shops and a college campus.
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