Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of July.
Good morning, Henderson.
Kalshi will implement a multi-source geofencing system by Aug.
12 to block Nevada residents from making trades in sports, entertainment, and election contracts — state regulators say the approach enforces consumer protections and levels the playing field for local sportsbooks.
Clark County School District police have increased campus security as students return in less than two weeks by using random K-9 patrols and an AI-powered weapons detection system to keep classrooms safe — with community tips via SafeVoice adding extra protection.
Children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada visited Harry Reid Airport as part of a paper airplane contest that offered aviation career lessons & supplies to explore future job opportunities.
The event provided young flyers with a hands-on look at aviation work.
The Clark County School District paused sanctioned high school lacrosse for the upcoming season.
Las Vegas Desert Dogs expressed disappointment and plan to work with officials to find ways for student-athletes to compete in the upcoming spring season.
Hoover Dam is temporarily closed to visitors while maintenance crews fix an equipment issue with its 150-ton cableway system.
A specialty contractor will join the team today to evaluate the system as a precaution, though the facility continues to operate normally for employees and contractors.
A local psychiatrist warns that the extreme heat forecast this week may worsen mental health and affect some medications — residents are urged to take precautions by staying in cool areas and drinking water.
Friends of the Nevada Southern Railway Big Train Show
Time TBA — Boulder City Recreation Center — Admission varies — Explore Nevada’s largest model train event with exhibits and railroading history.
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