Southern Nevada Crews Deploy to Aid Reno-Area Wildfire ResponseNews—August 10, 2026
Southern Nevada firefighters were sent north to support firefighting operations in Northern Nevada as crews worked to contain a large wildfire near the Nevada-California border. The deployment involved fire departments from Clark County, Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson, which were asked to backfill stations in the Reno area while local crews concentrated on...
Las Vegas Activates Cooling Stations as Extreme Heat Hits Southern NevadaNews—August 6, 2026
Las Vegas and surrounding communities activated emergency daytime cooling stations on August 6 as an extreme heat wave brought dangerous conditions to Southern Nevada. The temporary facilities are scheduled to remain available through August 11, providing residents with air-conditioned places to escape the heat as temperatures rise across the Las Vegas Valley. The response comes...
How Cobalt Media Freed Owners from Social MediaBusiness—August 5, 2026
Cobalt Media Marketing hands busy service-based business owners their time back while driving real, measurable growth on social media. Every service business owner knows the feeling. It is Sunday evening, and the week ahead already feels full. Yet somewhere on the calendar sits another content meeting, another round of post approvals, another call that pulls...
Nevada Continues Investing in Water Conservation as Southern Nevada Plans for Long-Term GrowthNews—August 4, 2026
Nevada officials continued emphasizing long-term water conservation and infrastructure planning on August 4 as Southern Nevada prepared for continued population growth while managing one of the region’s most valuable natural resources. Water agencies remain focused on maintaining reliable supplies through conservation programs, advanced recycling systems, and strategic planning tied to the Colorado River, which provides...
Nevada Continues Water Conservation Efforts as Colorado River Planning AdvancesNews—August 2, 2026
Nevada officials entered August with continued attention on one of the state’s most important long-term priorities: protecting the Colorado River water supply while supporting the needs of a growing population. As discussions surrounding future management of the river continue among federal agencies and the seven basin states, Southern Nevada water leaders are emphasizing conservation, infrastructure...
Federal Colorado River Proposal Signals New Water Challenges for NevadaNews—July 31, 2026
A major federal proposal released on July 31 could reshape water management across the American West, with Nevada among the states expected to reduce its use of Colorado River water under a new long-term framework. The proposal, announced by the U.S. Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Reclamation, outlines how water from the...
Strong Convention Travel Helps Fuel MGM Resorts’ Las Vegas PerformanceBusiness—July 29, 2026
Las Vegas’ convention industry continued to demonstrate its importance to Southern Nevada’s economy on July 29 as MGM Resorts International reported stronger-than-expected quarterly revenue, driven largely by the sustained performance of its Las Vegas operations. The results highlight the city’s continued ability to attract business travelers even as leisure travel demand remains uneven. The earnings...
Nevada’s Critical Minerals Industry Remains Central to America’s Expanding AI and Energy EconomyBusiness—July 26, 2026
Nevada continues to strengthen its position as one of the nation’s most strategically important states for critical minerals as growing investment in artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and clean energy increases demand for domestically sourced battery materials. Recent developments across the technology sector are reinforcing the state’s long-term role in supplying resources essential to the U.S.
Nevada Strengthens Its Position in America’s Critical Minerals StrategyBusiness—July 24, 2026
Nevada continues to reinforce its role as one of the nation’s most strategically important mining states as investment in domestic critical minerals remains a major priority for both industry and policymakers. With growing demand for lithium and other essential resources used in electric vehicles, battery manufacturing, and advanced technologies, the state’s mining sector is drawing...