Monthly Archives: March 2022

In Nevada, Gov. Steve Sisolak declared today Transgender Day of Visibility to celebrate the achievements and resiliency of transgender people and communities.

This year’s 40 Under 40 awards highlights the emerging business and community leaders who have risen to the challenge of these changing times and are paving the way for what’s next.

Game days are never boring in Las Vegas, and that won’t change in the Lights’ fifth season. They put on one of soccer’s most unique productions, with Sports Illustrated having called the Lights “the most interesting team in the world” in 2018.

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In January, Gov. Steve Sisolak said the state health department and board of nursing have called on eligible nursing students to “strongly consider” becoming a nurse apprentice to help with the “constant challenge” of staffing hospitals across the sta…

Plans are for a 3.8-mile racetrack to be constructed along a stretch Las Vegas Boulevard and some adjacent streets. The track will start near Top Golf and MGM Grand before heading north on Koval Lane.

Physical altercations at school are now more likely to be an expulsion-level offense for students, and the Clark County School District will soon begin making …

Physical altercations at school are now more likely to be an expulsion-level offense for students, and the Clark County School District will soon begin making campuses single points of entry in response to this year’s surge in violence, district offic…

A Nevada socialist accosted Republican gubernatorial hopeful Joe Lombardo at an event Monday and posted video of the incident on social media.

GOP gubernatorial hopeful Joe Lombardo was heckled at an event Monday by a Nevada socialist, who posted video of the incident on his social media. The video shows the man posing for a photo with …

Southwest Ridge Bike Park will feature a lit entry plaza, prefabricated restroom, a large group shade pavilion, smaller shade structures and perimeter post, and cable fencing.