City of Las Vegas, Badlands

Las Vegas City Council approves housing development on Badlands site
The Las Vegas City Council has approved plans to build on the former Badlands Golf Club property at Alta Drive and S. Rampart Boulevard.
City of Las Vegas outlines how it will pay for proposed Badlands settlement
Twenty-one city of Las Vegas employees have accepted voluntary buyouts to help offset the cost of settling pending litigation with the would-be developer of the defunct Badlands golf course. The staffers agreed to retire,
City of Las Vegas under Boil Water Advisory again
Several city facilities will be closed on Tuesday to the public due to water emergency. Those include Las Vegas City Hall, Carnegie Library, Rough Rider Museum, and indoor facilities at the Abe Montoya Recreation Center. Stay updated on the latest news with the KOAT app. You can download it here.
Las Vegas City Council to vote on creating animal advisory board
The bill is sponsored by Councilwoman Victoria Seaman. The City of Las Vegas Animal Advisory Board would be a volunteer committee. The goal is to bring real-life expertise to city council on challenges facing the animal community.
Nearly 1,500 upscale homes coming to Badlands site in Las Vegas
Nearly a decade after plans to build homes on the defunct Badlands golf course devolved into a protracted and costly legal fight, the Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday found itself back where it started: facing angry criticism and a threat of a new lawsuit over another housing development for the property.
Las Vegas council rejects animal advisory proposal, leaving advocates disheartened
An emotional Las Vegas City Council meeting ended in disappointment for animal advocates as a proposed ordinance to establish ...
Is going to Sphere when visiting Las Vegas worth it?
I recently experienced something fairly common during a large-scale conference: I was invited to too many evening events. At ...
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Water boil advisory issued for Las Vegas
The City of Las Vegas, New Mexico, is advising people to boil their water before consuming it due to ongoing low pressure and an outage.