Monthly Archives: February 2022

As Nevada’s COVID-19 case rates plummet to their lowest levels since last summer, state health officials are turning more attention to therapeutic treatments for those who can’t get vaccinated …

Video of the one-minute exchange shows one of the men trying to intimidate Sisolak by saying, “I’m surprised you have the balls to be out here in public, punk, without a cop.”

At Digital Trust, a Las Vegas digital asset trust company, any given day can bring forth a situation that would have seemed inconceivable just a few years ago.

Erika Marquez is 35 weeks pregnant with her third child, a daughter who will be delivered by cesarean section next month. But the joys of preparing to welcome her child are often replaced with worries ….

Members of the Liberty High basketball team took turns bringing the state championship trophy around the court at Lawlor Events Center.

Dispatchers received calls at about 3:15 a.m. referencing multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds after an altercation in the 900 block of East Sahara Avenue …

The mission is simple at the Rainbow Dreams Early Learning Academy: Give children ages 3 to 5 the academic and social head start they’ve been lacking.

As Russia launched what appears to be a full scale invasion of neighboring Ukraine this week, one Las Vegas eatery has decided to fire shots of its own kind. Vodka shots, that is.

Most Americans live in places where healthy people, including students in schools, can safely take a break from wearing masks under new U.S. guidelines released Friday.

On the convention side, more than 300,000 attended trade shows in Las Vegas last month, a steep increase from when the industry was nearly completely closed down in early 2021.