Good morning, Henderson.

Nevada State University will develop about 452 acres at its Henderson campus with a new entrance, student housing and collaborative spaces, and will seek funding from the Legislature and private partners (to boost healthcare and athletic facilities).

The university will also launch its North Las Vegas campus in August.

Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an emergency regulation to let Nevada school districts use monthly funds to cover a nearly $52 million shortfall from declining enrollment.

CCSD will keep most staff until new budgets are set ahead of the Legislature meeting in February.

Crews at Callville Bay Marina are moving docks, anchors, and utilities to adjust to Lake Mead’s shifting water levels.

The work is ongoing to keep the marina accessible for visitors—Monday’s rain offered a welcome change for the team.

Nevada Task Force 1 deployed to New Mexico Monday morning ahead of Hurricane Polo’s flash flooding threat—with 45 personnel from local fire departments and civilian volunteers.

The team will aid rescue efforts for up to two weeks as it moves through Arizona into New Mexico.

A court hearing in Las Vegas to resolve a turf removal dispute under water conservation law was delayed and will be rescheduled in days, leaving homeowners and environmental advocates concerned about potential tree damage in local parks such as Wingbrook Park.

PWHL Las Vegas will kick off its season with a home opener against Detroit at T-Mobile Arena on Sunday, Dec.

6 at 5 p.m. PT; tickets go on sale Monday at 8 a.m. PT.

The Golden Knights are switching radio partners ahead of their 10th season as Beasley Media Group names X 107.9 FM the official English home & 105.7 Maxima FM the Spanish channel.

Henderson Silver Knights games will air on these stations, giving local fans improved access to live game coverage.