Coverage of home life in Las Vegas focuses on renovation trends, seasonal maintenance and the practical side of keeping a house in the desert. Reporting also follows how residents organize, decorate and spend on the places they live.
Students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas are building a water-efficient drone designed to reduce the hazards of high-rise window cleaning.
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Should drones replace workers on high-rise window cleaning jobs?
The cleaning and facility solutions association will recognize the five honorees at its November 17 awards ceremony in Las Vegas.
Southbound drivers will need to detour as NDOT widens the ramp during the Interstate 11 Pavement Improvement Project.
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Should Las Vegas homeowners be fined for watering nonfunctional grass?
The Las Vegas Valley Water District is considering pushing back enforcement of the ban on watering nonfunctional grass to January 2028.
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Do you believe trade shows provide genuine value for companies and industry professionals in your area?
The trade show honored top exhibitors across various categories during its 2026 event.
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Do you believe community-led volunteer projects effectively improve the quality of your local schools?
Community members and students transformed a neglected outdoor space at John F. Mendoza Elementary School.
Regular subjects here include heat-driven upkeep like cooling systems, landscaping and water-wise yards, along with remodeling projects and the materials and products people choose for them. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it, from older neighborhoods to newer master-planned developments. Desert conditions shape nearly every home story, since sun, dust and limited rainfall change what lasts and what needs attention. Housing costs and the spending patterns of local homeowners often set the tone for what gets renovated and when.
