Nevada News Roundup (7/23/25)

Lake Mead’s historic low warning: A new 24-month Bureau of Reclamation forecast warns water levels could drop below 1,038 feet by June 2027, risking deeper shortages and steeper cuts for Colorado River states — find out what’s next.

Southern Nevada’s future airport: The first public hearings on the supplemental airport south of Las Vegas—planned since 2006 and not due to open until 2037—are set for next week — find out how to weigh in.

Nevada retirement costs vary: The Silver State lands in the top 10 most affordable states for retirees thanks to no state income tax and modest property levies, yet monthly living expenses swing from $3,000 or less in some cities to much higher in others — find out where you can retire on $3,000 a month.

Seniors get utility relief: United Way of Southern Nevada and NV Energy are teaming up to host Project REACH Senior Expos starting August 19 to help residents 62 and older tackle past-due utility bills — find out if you qualify.

Have your say on safer streets: The RTC’s new Safe Streets for All Action Plan survey seeks input from drivers, cyclists and pedestrians to curb Southern Nevada’s traffic fatalities — find out how to weigh in.

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