Good morning, Henderson.

Project Marilyn, a Las Vegas nonprofit, is easing supply challenges as it helps local women access menstrual supplies and will host its inaugural End Period PoverTEE tournament at Siena Golf Course on Oct.

16. The program was created in honor of its founder’s mother + aims to fill a need.

National Night Out will allow local first responders to demonstrate safety skills on Tuesday, Oct.

6 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Water Street Plaza; the event features pet adoptions for $25 and interactive displays by Henderson Police+Fire departments.

AAA reports that Nevada gas prices rose by 13 cents over the past week to an average of $5.49, keeping the state among the nation’s top five most expensive markets for fuel.

The Clark County School District has updated its recruitment-trip procedures — requiring verification of staffing needs and candidate follow-up data — after an audit flagged ineffective trips between 2021 and 2024.

Officials say the changes will boost transparency and fiscal accountability.

A $100M project called The Cliff is transforming unused office space into an outdoor center with dining and shopping in Henderson — Visual Comfort, Our House, The Taco Stand and Wine Girl are set to debut.

The development will expand in the coming months and bring community jobs.

Las Vegas' pro women's hockey team unveiled its inaugural season schedule that includes 30 games, with a Dec.

6 home opener against Detroit at T-Mobile Arena and a final game on Apr. 13 at Lee's Family Forum in Henderson—players will join the Western Conference as all games stream online.