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Henderson: Las Vegas hospitals see a spike in e-bike and e-scooter injuries, while Tesla prepares to launch its robotaxi service. City officials debate data center projects amid concerns over power and heat, and Henderson police dismantle a cat meat ring involving live and dead animals.

Henderson is at the center of a national debate over data center regulations as Carson City officials weigh environmental and economic impacts. Local resident Sam Schmidt shares his Father’s Day story, highlighting community support after a 2021 accident, while the Angels dominate with a 7-0 win in Las Vegas.

Henderson: A child was found safe after escaping a daycare, highlighting public safety concerns, while the city hosts a Juneteenth celebration at Water Street Plaza. A new initiative called Dad Tribes is helping fathers combat social isolation in the community.

Henderson: A shooting at The Dive Bar in Las Vegas left Anthony Anderson critically injured, while a man died in sheriff’s custody at Desert View Hospital. The city also announced major upgrades to Carnegie Street to improve traffic safety and infrastructure.

Henderson's mayoral runoff looms as top candidates face off in late July, while the city pauses data center projects amid Clark County construction growth. The city also approves a $638,000 settlement over a 2024 SWAT raid and reviews a new Nevada law to combat heat-related deaths.

Henderson City Council has paused new data center projects due to land use and infrastructure concerns, while a high-profile firing at Clark County Public Works sparks transparency debates. A 30-car garage home at 1205 Amber Rim Drive is now for sale, and Sierra Nevada Brewing Company wins top workplace honors again.

Henderson residents are grappling with a hit-and-run fatality involving Ivan Aguilera, while city leaders consider Switch's new data center expansion. Heat advisories remain in effect as temperatures hit 110.7°F, and a recent motorcycle crash near Red Rock Canyon raises road safety concerns.

Henderson, Nevada gaming regulators are targeting Kalshi in a legal battle over prediction markets, while seismologists warn of potential earthquakes in the Las Vegas Valley. The Vegas Golden Knights lost the Stanley Cup Final to Carolina, and Las Vegas airport workers prepare to repave a deteriorating tunnel.

Henderson's Local Wire covers the Golden Knights' pivotal Game 6 Stanley Cup Final push, Maryssa Barron's rise as a Las Vegas tech entrepreneur, and Medaica's AI heart exam kit. The episode also highlights Jeff Saling's impact on Henderson's startup ecosystem.

Henderson's mayor's race enters a tight runoff after primary results, with candidates set to face off in September. Two major casinos, Bighorn and Longhorn, have sold to a new operator, signaling potential changes in Southern Nevada's gaming industry.

Henderson's Local Wire update covers a fake passport marriage fraud case involving a Chinese national in Las Vegas, a mayor's race runoff, and a college recruit's withdrawal after a Henderson party brawl. UNLV's new downtown campus model, UNLV @ Civic Plaza, is also in the news.

Henderson: A 17-year-old accused of planning a mass shooting in Las Vegas received probation after pleading guilty to lesser charges, while a 10-year-old boy in Las Vegas sues his school over bullying. Henderson’s mayoral race shows Michelle Romero leading, and Question 1 on parks funding faces divided voter support.

Henderson's latest news includes Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill's re-election and Michelle Romero's lead in the mayoral race. The Hoover Dam's 300-foot American flag is removed for repairs, while Frontier and Breeze Airways offer discounted flights to Las Vegas.

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Henderson's $5 million Carnegie Street improvement project in Green Valley Ranch includes bike lanes and pedestrian safety upgrades. The Henderson Golden Knights' Mitch Marner leads team toward Stanley Cup with a playoff hat trick, while Lake Mead's declining water levels threaten regional water security.

Henderson, Nevada — Lake Mead faces a "system crash" as water levels drop, prompting warnings from experts, while the Stanley Cup Final highlighted Las Vegas with a dramatic Game 3 win by the Golden Knights. The Athletics prepare to play their first regular-season games in Las Vegas in 30 years, with key roster moves shaping their debut season.

Henderson: A missing man from North Las Vegas was found dead, prompting an ongoing investigation, while a major federal water pipeline project kicks off to enhance water security. Voters in Henderson also cast ballots on the final day of early voting for Nevada’s midterms as sports fans prepare for a historic double-header in Las Vegas.

Henderson residents felt two earthquakes this week, a 3.8 magnitude tremor west of Las Vegas and a 4.1 magnitude shake across the valley, while Nevada expands its mental health workforce through initiatives like BeHERENV. The city also announces a $100 million wastewater plant upgrade and its first charter school opening in August.

Henderson: A 28-year-old man was killed in a motorcycle crash in southwest Las Vegas Valley, while first responders launched a "Check Your Seat in the Heat" campaign to prevent heat-related child and pet deaths. Law enforcement intensified impaired driving crackdowns, and 162 defendants face delays in receiving competency restoration treatment in Clark County.

Henderson officials address rising road fatalities after two recent motorcycle crashes in Las Vegas, raising concerns about safety in the southwest valley. Voters will also decide on a parks tax renewal and a Henderson official faces scrutiny over an ethics inquiry that was dismissed due to lack of evidence.

Henderson law enforcement located a missing Carson City girl safely in California, with the suspect in custody, while fire restrictions now apply across Southern Nevada due to rising temperatures and heatwave warnings. The city also celebrated Juneteenth with a flag-raising ceremony at City Hall, and residents are urged to prepare for extreme heat with temperatures reaching 102°F.

Henderson: Law enforcement is searching for a 5-year-old girl abducted in Carson City, triggering an AMBER Alert, while three miners died in a tragic workplace incident sparking safety concerns. The city also updates on the Reimagine Boulder Highway project near Henderson and highlights a famous Nevada diner known for its legendary cheeseburgers.

Henderson's Local Wire update covers a horse mistreatment incident at an NBHA show, Governor candidate Mike Ford's campaign focus on affordability, and the Calida Group's $48 million purchase of The Gramercy apartments. The episode also highlights Henderson's Kids Vote initiative and the city's weather forecast.

Henderson voters will decide on a parks tax measure to fund 40% of the city’s parks budget while a new federal water pipeline aims to boost water supply and growth. Residents are also calling for transparency in road improvements, questioning the use of traffic cameras for public safety and accountability.

Henderson: A man was shot in the head during a violent altercation in the southeast Las Vegas Valley, and a 27-year-old woman faces DUI charges after a fatal crash in Spring Valley. A rare blue micromoon will be visible this weekend, and Nevada officials praised Henderson's downtown revitalization efforts.