Good morning, Henderson.

On Sept. 25, community members gathered at Durango Casino & Resort for HELP of Southern Nevada’s 27th annual Tea, Trends & Tranquility fundraiser.

The event featured freshly prepared tea from Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, tarot readings, a silent auction, and a fashion show to support housing and workforce programs.

The school district is set to spend millions more on diesel for its nearly 1,900 buses as record-high fuel prices push expenses up by an additional $2.9 million, with the Central Office budget absorbing costs to protect classroom funding.

Officials cited global supply issues + shipping constraints as key factors behind rising diesel prices.

Today, Henderson police hosted an open house at the Inspirada Command to educate parents on e-bike safety and enforcement measures by displaying various devices & answering community questions while highlighting a crackdown on illegal rides that has seen 244 stops serving 126,000 residents in western Henderson.

A local mental health expert urged Hispanic families to break the stigma around treatment during Heritage Month and emphasized the importance of early help and family support.

The NBA may soon choose the winning ownership group for a Las Vegas expansion team with three finalist groups including one led by Nancy Walton Laurie, who has a home in Henderson.

A decision is expected in the near future and the winning bid is estimated at $12-13 billion.