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This year's Fourth of July holiday has been one of the busiest for fire responses by Las Vegas Fire & Rescue.

The Southern Nevada Health District reminding everyone ahead of the July 4th weekend to continue to take steps to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Expected use of personal fireworks over the upcoming 4th of July weekend means an air quality advisory will be in place for Clark County.

Two downtown houses were damaged by fire early Sunday morning.

Las Vegas firefighters and nonprofit organizations are gearing up for one of the busiest weeks of the year, the week preceding the Fourth of July holiday.

Improperly disposed fireworks started a house on fire late Friday near Decatur and U.S. 95. Neighbors alerted the occupants of the house that their home was on fire when they saw smoke coming from the roof.

Officials are reminding the public that the “You Light It, We Write It” inter-agency effort to crack down on the use of illegal fireworks in the Las Vegas Valley will resume over this year’s Fourth of July holiday. Information about the initiative is available at www.YouLightItWeWriteIt.Vegas .

Plans were unveiled Wednesday for Las Vegas’ annual New Year’s Eve celebration.

Law enforcement agencies in Clark County vowed to crack down on the use of illegal fireworks this 4th of July, and numbers released by Metro Police on Friday show that just over 100 citations were issued.

Fireworks shows went off without a glitch throughout the Las Vegas Valley on July 4th. with one notable exception.