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Measles Virus Detected in Clark County Wastewater Highlights Importance of MMR Vaccination

Thursday, August 7 by Nick Bonsanto

The Southern Nevada Health District recently detected the measles virus in Clark County's wastewater. Although there are no confirmed measles cases in the county since 2018, this finding suggests the possibility of undiagnosed viral infections. The health district emphasizes the importance of ensuring children... Read More.

Are You Truly Country? Discover the Red-Dirt Truths of County Life

Wednesday, July 30 by Lorenzo North

Let’s be real: not everyone’s cut out for the country life. But here at County Line, we know our people. If you’ve ever two-stepped in a gas station parking lot, name-dropped Morgan Wallen like he’s your cousin, or judged someone based on how they... Read More.

Clark County Enacts New Ordinance to Prevent Underage Drinking in Hotels and Venues

Saturday, July 26 by Nick Bonsanto

Clark County has recently passed an ordinance aimed at curbing alcohol consumption by minors in hotel rooms and specific entertainment venues. This ordinance, approved by the County Commission, targets alcohol provisions in hotel rooms and private areas within movie theaters, sports arenas, and convention... Read More.

Clark County Launches $500,000 Grant Program for Struggling Small Businesses

Wednesday, July 16 by Nick Bonsanto

Clark County is initiating a grant program to distribute $500,000 to small, locally owned businesses facing financial challenges in District D, which covers parts of Sunrise Manor and areas within Las Vegas and North Las Vegas. The program, introduced by County Commissioner William McCurdy... Read More.

Clark County Cracks Down on Illegal Fireworks Ahead of July 4th Celebrations

Sunday, June 29 by Nick Bonsanto

Local law enforcement agencies in Clark County, including the Metropolitan Police Department and the city of Las Vegas, have initiated their annual campaign against illegal fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July celebrations. Since June 20, authorities have confiscated approximately 5,000 pounds of illegal... Read More.

Massive Brush Fire Engulfs Over 100 Acres at Clark County Wetlands Park

Wednesday, June 25 by Nick Bonsanto

A brush fire erupted at Clark County Wetlands Park in the east Las Vegas Valley, burning over 100 acres by 8 p.m. on Tuesday. The Clark County Fire Department, with assistance from the Bureau of Land Management, worked to control the fire, which produced... Read More.

Nevada Governor Signs Laws Extending Taxes for Police and Road Funding in Clark County

Friday, May 23 by Nick Bonsanto

Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada has signed two key tax extensions into law, targeting revenue for police salaries and road infrastructure in Clark County. The legislation, Assembly Bill 530 and Senate Bill 541, allows local governments to maintain existing taxes that fund transportation and... Read More.

Clark County Tackles $56 Million Budget Deficit with Fund Reallocation Amid Economic Slowdown

Tuesday, May 20 by Nick Bonsanto

Clark County is addressing a projected $56 million general fund budget deficit by reallocating funds initially set aside for capital projects. This decision was made as the county struggles with declining sales tax revenues and an economic slowdown. During a special meeting, commissioners approved... Read More.

Clark County School Board Approves $4 Billion Budget Amid Financial Challenges

Tuesday, May 20 by Nick Bonsanto

The Clark County School Board has approved a nearly $4 billion budget for fiscal year 2026. This decision follows a challenging period for the school district's finances, including the dismissal of the former Chief Financial Officer due to budget miscalculations. The current budget allocation... Read More.

Fairfax County McDonald’s Implements 21+ Dine-In Policy Amid Student Violence Concerns

Thursday, May 15 by Jay

A McDonald's restaurant located on Franconia Road in Fairfax County, Virginia, has introduced a new policy restricting dine-in service to customers aged 21 and older. This measure comes in response to repeated incidents of disruptive behavior and violence involving local high school students.The restaurant,... Read More.

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