The Las Vegas Boy Scouts of America will participate in the largest single-day food drive in Nevada on Saturday.
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As resorts fight for customers on the Strip in the flashiest ways imaginable, a different sort of competition quietly unfolds on loading docks at the back of the house.
A $29 million arts and cultural center is planned for downtown Las Vegas, proponents announced Thursday.
A female passenger died after a two-vehicle accident in the southern part of the valley late Wednesday night, Las Vegas police said.
Michael Charles Garcia didn’t get a chance Thursday to withdraw his attempted bank robbery plea. Instead, he got a new lawyer.
A 26-year-old woman will stand trial for fatally shooting her roommate with a shotgun, a Las Vegas judge ruled Thursday.
The first female battalion chief of the Clark County Fire Department has filed a federal lawsuit against the county, alleging that her employer fired her because of her gender.
On Nov. 15, the Mob Museum and Zappos are going to make you an offer you can’t refuse: free admission. The occasion is Kefauver Day, which commemorates the anniversary of the Kefauver Committee hearings
Mere weeks before a case of tuberculosis alarmed the Coronado High School community and spurred health officials to call for testing of those who may have been exposed, the Clark County School District dropped its requirement that all employees be tested for the infectious and potentially lethal disease.
Social media allows people to connect to each other. Now they can connect to animals as well.
North Las Vegas officials might have to limit hours at Craig Ranch Regional Park’s skate park in the wake of graffiti cleanup crews’ first visit to the sprawling 170-acre park last week.
The best-selling book “Empty Mansions” chronicles the eccentric life of Huguette Clark and tells the story of the Montana family that launched Las Vegas.
Nevada Assemblyman Andrew Martin of Las Vegas was legally married to his longtime domestic partner, Dan Barooshian, in the nation’s capital Sunday.
“…Three, two, one!” comedian George Wallace counted down with an a capella band singing behind him as a half-million holiday lights strung over three acres of cactus simultaneously illuminated at the Ethel M Chocolate Factory Tuesday night.
An individual at Coronado High School has been diagnosed with contagious pulmonary tuberculosis, according to the Southern Nevada Health District.
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