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CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENT! Today, we gathered at LVMPD Headquarters for our Pins & Promotions Ceremony to celebrate the incredible men and women who serve our community. Dozens were recognized for their years of service, including Assistant Sheriff Fred Haas who marked 25 years with the department. Congratulations, and thank you for your continued dedication!

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4 AM CDT Sat Oct 10 (Advisory 15) Key Messages for Post-Tropical Cyclone #Isaias. Latest info: hurricanes.gov 4 AM CDT sábado 10 de octubre (Aviso 15) Mensajes clave sobre el ciclón pos-tropical #Isaias. Más información: hurricanes.gov

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UNLV is coming to the Las Vegas Civic Center! At today’s City Council meeting, a lease was approved for UNLV to open office space at 70 Bonneville Ave., creating a new connection between the university and downtown Las Vegas. 🎓 The space is planned to offer student services, workforce development, cybersecurity and technology programs, small business and financial literacy consultations, arts programming and more. ✨ We’re excited to welcome @unlv and expand access to these resources in our community! ❤️ @mayoroflasvegas @clvbrianknudsen @FrancislovesNV @Shondra4Vegas @Brune4Vegas

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It’s National Customer Service Week, and we’re giving a BIG shoutout to our Customer Care team! 🎉📞 These dedicated employees bring our city values of Kind, Committed and Smart to life every day, helping residents and visitors with city service payments, questions and more. Thank you for all you do to keep our community connected and our residents taken care of! 💖 Need assistance? Give our Customer Care Center a call at 702-229-CITY (2489) or stop by in person: -500 S. Main St., Suite 110 📍 -Monday–Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. 🕒 In-person payments accepted for: 🧾 • Sewer bills • Business licenses • Development permits • Parking tickets • Pet licenses

The remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel will bring ample tropical moisture across Utah through the holiday weekend. The threat of isolated flash flooding will starts Saturday afternoon across southern and central Utah, becomes widespread Sunday, and continues into Monday. #utwx

POWERFUL 7.7 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE ROCKS PANAMA Terrifying moments caught on camera as a massive earthquake struck Panama on Friday. Video from the Pedregal District of Panama City shows vehicles shaking, people running from buildings and a structure collapsing as the ground shook. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the magnitude 7.7 earthquake was centered near Pitaloza Arriba. The shaking was felt more than 100 miles away in Panama City, prompting evacuations. The earthquake also triggered a tsunami threat evaluation across the Pacific. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center later determined there was no tsunami threat to Hawaii. 🎥 Video: Zenovia Miller | Pedregal District, Panama City, Panama

FLOOD THREAT: Tropical Storm Rachel is going to bring significant moisture, which will bring extensive flooding in low-lying areas, streets, and streams. A Flood Watch is in effect Saturday through Monday. If you're in a flood zone or near streams, you may want to prepare #utwx

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RARE WEATHER SETUP: TROPICAL STORM RACHEL COULD BRING SIGNIFICANT RAIN TO UTAH 🌧️ It’s not every day we see a tropical system make a run toward Utah. The latest forecast models show the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel moving into the Southwest this weekend, with the center potentially tracking near the Wasatch Front. Rachel is expected to move into northern Baja California late Saturday before accelerating northeast into the Southwest on Sunday. The system will lose its tropical characteristics as it moves inland, but it will still carry a tremendous amount of moisture into our region. Here’s what this could mean for Utah: 🌧️ Heavy rain and flash flooding: Widespread rainfall is expected across much of Utah, with some areas potentially picking up several inches through the middle of next week. Localized heavier amounts could create flash flooding concerns, especially in southern Utah, slot canyons, burn scars and areas with poor drainage. 💨 Gusty winds: Strong winds are possible as Rachel moves inland, particularly across higher terrain. Some areas could see gusts of 35–45 mph, with locally stronger winds possible. ⛈️ A prolonged storm: The tropical moisture arrives this weekend, but a larger fall storm system will help keep the unsettled weather going into next week. HOW RARE IS THIS? Utah is a long way from the Pacific Ocean, and tropical systems typically weaken or dissipate well before reaching our state. It’s unusual to have the remnants of a tropical depression or tropical storm move this far inland and deliver such a substantial surge of moisture. The combination of tropical moisture and an approaching fall storm system is what makes this setup particularly interesting from a meteorological standpoint. One important note: Rachel does NOT need to remain a tropical storm to produce significant impacts here. Even after its tropical structure falls apart, the moisture can fuel heavy rainfall, flooding and gusty winds. The exact track and rainfall totals will continue to change as we get closer. Having the center pass near the Wasatch Front is one possibility in the current model guidance, not a certainty. I’ll be watching this closely over the next several days. This has the potential to be a significant rainfall event for parts of Utah, and we’ll need to pay close attention to where the heaviest rain sets up.

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@KSL_Matt What is it going to be like during the game tomorrow?

UTAH - THE LATEST ON RACHEL: Here’s the latest data on the upcoming pattern change. Models have not yet resolved the exact path of Rachel, that will determine where the heaviest rain falls. #utwx

Channel 13 is learning from the RTC about a traffic incident in Paradise this evening. 🔗 in bio for more.

A man accused of smuggling 10 live birds through Miami International Airport had a creative hiding spot for his feathered passengers: his underwear. mynews4.com/news/offbeat/b…

Southwest Airlines experienced a “brief” outage on Friday morning that affected the computer systems used to help check baggage and board flights. 🔗LINK IN BIO

BREAKING: Police say a motorcyclist was transported to the hospital in critical condition after a crash in south Las Vegas. Story: fox5vegas.com/2026/10/10/mot…

The most dangerous tropical waters in the world have done it again. Hurricane Simon has attained a new, 150 MPH and 938 MBAR icy peak intensity near the Pacific coast of Mexico this morning. He is only ~7 MPH below CAT 5 status now. Further strengthening is expected.

A man was sentenced to prison in the death of another man he beat outside of a Las Vegas food bank earlier this year, court records show. STORY: lvrj.com/post/3898053