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Here are the latest winning lottery numbers from Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025.
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Halloween is a time of excitement and fun for children, but it also poses safety risks. Boulder City first responders have shared essential safety tips to ensure a safe Halloween for everyone.
Trick-or-treaters are advised to stay alert, use flashlights, and visit only homes with porch lights on. Children should not walk alone, and younger kids should be accompanied by an adult. Bright or reflective costumes are recommended for visibility.
Boulder City Police Chief Tim Shea emphasized the importance of driver awareness. "Drivers should be extra alert and drive slowly in residential areas, especially if you see children nearby," he said. "Be aware of kids when pulling into or backing out of driveways, at intersections, on medians and curbs, and around corners. Stay focused and keep off your cell phone."
He also recommended that children be indoors by 9 p.m. and that residents turn off their porch lights. Additional police patrols will be on the roads on Oct. 31, starting before dusk.
A new ordinance requires minors to wear helmets on bicycles, e-bikes, and e-scooters, with fines for violations starting at $150. Parents are financially responsible for tickets issued to minors. Free bike helmets are available through the Fire Department for families in need, according to Fire Chief Kenneth Morgan. "Our Paramedics have responded to some terrible injuries involving kids on e-scooters and e-bikes. We urge everyone to do whatever they can to keep our kids safe," he said.
Animal Control expects a busy night with pets potentially frightened by costumes. City Manager Ned Thomas advised caution around unfamiliar animals. "Children should be cautious about approaching pets, especially animals that they do not know," he said. Pet owners are encouraged to keep pets crated or on a leash.
Parents are also reminded to inspect candy before allowing children to consume it, particularly for those with food or nut allergies.
Opened candy should be discarded, and parents should be aware of choking hazards.
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