Residents of a central Las Vegas valley neighborhood said that an increase in the homeless population at a vacant building has created an unsafe environment for them.

A recent fire at a convenience store off Boulder Highway and Indios Avenue has reignited talks about the homeless population in the area.

Clark County Commission Chair Tick Segerblom said the center has temporarily helped nearly 1,800 adults avoid homelessness.

Just over one-tenth of a $15 million project to clear out and revitalize a Las Vegas wash known to house encampments has been completed in a matter of weeks, but issues with homeless people who ...

In 2023, Nevada lawmakers approved $100 million in funding for Campus for Hope, a $200 million housing project meant to ...

Project to remove homeless population from Las Vegas wash faces challenges CNN reporter describes how Combs reacted when the verdict was read in courtroom Ann-Margret, 84, Makes Rare TV Appearance ...

A Mobile Medical Unit is making special stops to provide convenient and essential healthcare services to Las Vegas Veterans.

Unsafe living conditions and lack of safety measures can also create financial tension, forcing seniors to choose between ...

A proposed ordinance by the City of North Las Vegas is aiming to increase public safety;however, in order to do that, the new guidelines would ban homeless enc ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A new state law passed unanimously by Nevada lawmakers aims to speed up homeless camp cleanups along freeways. Assembly Bill 263 allows Clark County social workers to ...

Clark County Commissioner Tick Segerblom met with News 3 at a county-owned vacant lot at 1694 Pawnee Circle in the historic ...