Good luck to the Las Vegas Aces as they look to move on to the 2nd round of the WNBA Playoffs. Game time is 6:30pm on ESPN. Like most of us here in Las #Vegas, our firefighters are #AllIn with the Aces. Check out their message to the team! #RaiseTheStakes #WNBAPlayoffs🏀❤️🖤🤍 | Clark County, Nevada

Happening Now: Clark County and LVMPD are co-hosting the annual 1 October Sunrise Remembrance Ceremony. The event will feature the Southern Nevada Multiagency Honor Guard, a minute of silence for those lost at the October 1, 2017, shooting on the Las Vegas Strip, and remarks from Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo,LVMPD Sheriff Kevin McMahill, Clark County Commission Chairman Tick Segerblom and Jeff Poole of Simi Valley, Calif. Jeff's daughter, Keri Lynn Galvan was one of the 58 who perished in the immedi

ICYMI: The King is back in Vegas! We swapped out the Riviera Blvd. street signs, which now read Elvis Presley Blvd.! Welcome Back, Elvis! #vegas | Clark County, Nevada

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The historic Howard Hughes "Green House" is on its way to finding a new home. The Clark County Museum Guild is leading the preservation process, and trying to raise $1.6 million to move the legendary Hughes bungalow to the Clark County Museum, where it will be restored to its original splendor. Presently the structure sits in the parking lot of 8 News Now (KLAS-TV) who have agreed to donate the house to the Museum. Hughes, the reclusive businessman built the house in the early 50's and lived in

As we get closer to marking 8 years since the #1October shooting in Las #Vegas, the work continues to gather and tell the stories of the tragedy. The Clark County Museum launched a significant effort to collect, catalogue and preserve the thousands of items left at the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign and around the community. Led by museum employee Cynthia Sanford, more than 60 volunteers spent 18 months cataloging artifacts. Photographs of the items in the museum’s "Remembering 1 October Collection

27K views · 148 reactions | The unique 30 – acre site of the Clark County Museum features primitive and contemporary periods of Southern Nevada. Stroll down Heritage Street with its collection of restored buildings depicting lifestyles of important periods in local history. | Spirit of Nevada | Facebook