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Life in Death: Day of the Dead Festival honors loved ones in Las Vegas

Clark County is celebrating Día de los Muertos with its annual Life in Death Festival at Winchester Dondero Cultural Center and Park. The two-day event, running November 1-2 from 4 to 9 p.m, picks back up tonight. It features community altars, traditional Mexican dance and mariachi performances, vendors, face painting and hands-on art activities. Visitors […]

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Desert Breeze polling site order extended to Election Day after voter intimidation report

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — An order to keep the pathway to the Desert Breeze Park polling place free from voter intimidation has been extended through Election Day. Reports of electioneering and voter intimidation at the site last week led to legal action from the ACLU of Nevada, prompting a temporary restraining order issued by Clark […]

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Reno-Gazette Journal

Democrats take 6-point lead in Nevada early voting turnout over GOP

Nevada Republicans have a lot of catching up to do Election Day as Democrats took a 6-point lead in turnout after the end of early voting. That’s based on a Reno Gazette Journal analysis of state figures from accepted mail ballots and in-person voting. If Nevada ends up with a blue wave, a big reason will be mail ballots and poor Republican turnout in Clark County. Two weeks of early voting ended Oct. 30. Figures from the Nevada Secretary of State’s office show Democrats accounted for 42% of accepted mail ballots statewide compared with 29% for Republicans and 29% for nonpartisans and third parties. In Clark County — home to Las Vegas — the picture was even starker. Democrats made up 45% of mail ballots accepted to Republicans' 24%. That's a 21-point spread. In Washoe County — home to Reno — Democrats also dominated but by 9 points. They had 41% of accepted mail ballots to Republicans' 32%. Overall, Democrats cast about 51,000 more mail ballots statewide during early voting than Republicans. More Nevada Republicans than Democrats voted in person during early voting For in-person voting statewide, Republicans have a slight edge — a 2-point lead over Democrats. Washoe County

Nevada · 7d

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Las Vegas Arts District businesses seek support after flooding

Las Vegas Arts District businesses are cleaning up after Friday’s flooding, with some reopening and others seeking help with repairs.

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Businesses report Eastside flooding in Las Vegas after Friday rain

City says debris caused storm drains to back up near Stewart and Lamb.

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Got a Minute? Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero discusses budget, housing and public safety

HENDERSON, Nev. (FOX5) — Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero, a candidate for mayor, said rising costs combined with flat sales and property tax revenue are the biggest challenge facing cities in Nevada. “Costs are continuing to rise significantly, but sales taxes are flat and property taxes are essentially flat,” Romero...

Henderson, NV · 7d

Fabulous Nevada

Nevada Toy & Food Drives for 2026 Holiday Season

This holiday season, give back to your community and help make spirits brighter by supporting these 2026 food and toy drives in Nevada. The post Nevada Toy & Food Drives for 2026 Holiday Season appeared first on Fabulous Nevada .

Nevada · 7d

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Clark County warns of longer wait times on Election Day

Clark County is warning the public that they may experience longer wait times for voting than in previous years.

Clark County, NV · 6d

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North Las Vegas Teen Haven Ty's Place Faces Shutdown Within Days

Bob Price Recreation Center — Reported Leaders of Future Teen Program. A North Las Vegas youth center that has given hundreds of teenagers a safe place to land after school is running out of time. Ty's Place, located near Commerce Street and Centennial Parkway, says it needs roughly $15,000 to $20,000 immediately just to keep operating, and the clock is ticking toward Saturday.

North Las Vegas, NV · 9d

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Giving Our Thanks to Men Who Made a Way

Dr. Lonnie G. Wright, founder of The Golden Legacy 50 and a Hall of Honor award recipient for education, reflects on those who laid a path for Black excellence in Las Vegas. “For we walk by faith, not by sight.” — 2 Corinthians 5:7. On September 25, 59...

Las Vegas, NV · 8d

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Las Vegas thrift store sees shoppers spend less as midterms approach

Good Samaritan Thrift Store reports declining customer spending as midterms approach, while an UNLV economist says economic pressures vary by income.

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NDOT announces major roadwork, lane closures across Las Vegas valley

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Drivers across Las Vegas should prepare for extensive lane restrictions and ramp closures as state transportation officials continue several major roadway projects. The Nevada Department of Transportation announced the upcoming restrictions to support ongoing pavement improvements and corridor safety upgrades designed to improve mobility and...

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Nevada Democrat Aaron Ford defeats Republican Joe Lombardo to become state’s first Black governor

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada’s Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford has won the race for governor, ousting Republican incumbent Joe Lombardo and becoming the state’s first Black governor. This was one of the most closely watched elections in the country, and Ford’s win marks a major victory for Democrats’ efforts to expand their control of state governments in key battlegrounds. Nevada will play a critical role in the next presidential election. Ford has served as the state’s top prosecutor since 2019. Throughout his campaign, he described growing up in poverty and going to school hungry. He explained how he became a math teacher before earning his law degree, and highlighted efforts to fight the Trump administration. “This campaign didn’t happen by accident,” Ford said at a Democratic watch party Tuesday. “It happened because of faith, because of family, because of hard work, and because the people of Nevada decided that our best days are still ahead of us.” Ford focused his campaign on affordability, promising to tackle student loan debt and crack down on the development of artificial intelligence data centers. He painted his opponent as a staunch loyalist of the president and criticized Lombardo for vetoing bills that Ford

Nevada · 7d

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Las Vegas workers say economic relief is falling short

Las Vegas workers spoke out about economic pressures.

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Las Vegas Arts District businesses reeling after severe flooding from Friday’s storms

Friday's storms also left their mark on Las Vegas businesses. Owners showed 8 News Now the flooding and damage and how they are picking up the pieces.

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Storms interrupt ‘Lampfright Village’ in northwest Las Vegas valley

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Heavy rain and lightning strikes interrupted trick-or-treaters Saturday evening in the northwest Las Vegas valley. The storm rolled into the area around 6 p.m. Sunday just as families were trick-or-treating around Lamplight Village. The neighborhood — known as “Lampfright Village” during Halloween for the large amount of effort homeowners put into […]

Las Vegas, NV · 9d

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Henderson Tow Firm Loses Metro Contract, Says 98 Jobs Now at Risk

A Henderson towing company that has hauled vehicles for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department since 2016 says it was dropped from its contract without warning, putting close to 100 jobs in jeopardy. SNAP Towing's removal, which the company says happened in September, has drawn community members, labor unions and a state lawmaker into a fight over how the new deal was awarded.

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Arts District businesses clean up after flash flooding sends water rushing into streets

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Business owners in the Las Vegas Arts District are cleaning up after flash flooding sent water rushing through streets and into businesses Friday. The flooding hit the area near Commerce Street and Imperial Avenue on Oct. 30, leaving business owners scrambling to protect their shops and merchandise.