Good morning, Henderson.

NV Energy has launched a daily demand tool to give customers a personalized look at their energy habits ahead of a 2027 rate change — customers can access it via the MyAccount dashboard and mobile app.

Advocates pressed for extra staffing and enhanced crisis training in special education classrooms during a Nevada Department of Education meeting.

They urged that each classroom have two support professionals—SPTAs—to improve safety as their recommendations may be used in proposals to lawmakers ahead of the legislative session.

Crews from Henderson, Boulder City, and North Las Vegas are assisting in fighting wildfires in Elko County after storms started dozens of fires.

The Oxley Fire near Wells burned over 11,000 acres, and the effort is set to last up to 14 days.

Mayor Shelly Berkeley revised parking rules in the Arts District after business owners warned that planned rate hikes and restrictions could deter customers.

The city will keep free lunch spot parking and $10 monthly permits as the 500-space garage opens at the end of September & supports local businesses.

A recent analysis using federal health estimates found 39.2 percent of adults in Nye County feel lonely, while 37.8 percent in Clark County report similar feelings+ and Douglas County shows the lowest rate at 33.5 percent.

Henderson Hospital will close its NICU and maternal units at the end of next month to provide more surgical inpatient beds — local health officials and state leaders warn the move may further strain maternal care in the area.

Paseo Verde beat Iowa 14-6 on Wednesday to move the Henderson team into the Little League U.S. championship game, set for Saturday, Aug.

29 at 12:30 p.m. Iowa will play on Thursday to decide its opponent+ the kids now await their next challenge.

Henderson Sport & Social, a new sports and recreation facility in West Henderson, has opened registration for its inaugural Fall 2026 season.

The 180,000 sqft venue will offer youth and adult sports including basketball, soccer, flag football, volleyball and bowling with a 20% discount for residents.