Monthly Archives: March 2022

The institute forms local partnerships to increase vaccine access and education to ensure that all residents can access equal care during the ongoing pandemic.

One pick each among No. 1 through No. 6 seeds.

She’s a bona fide legend at the school, a five-year captain who ranks as the Wildcats’ all-time leader with 151 career starts.

UNLV basketball fans may recall Dean Garrett as the former Indiana University big man who scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to help the Hoosiers edge UNLV 97-93 in the 1987 Final Four. What they may not realize is that Garrett was nearly part o…

The Liberty High grad is now a key piece of the Bulldogs’ starting lineup as they look to avenge last year’s upset loss to Baylor in the championship game.

Elected officials in a rural southern Nevada county say they want paper votes counted by hand during primary and general elections this year, although their top elections official said she can’t immediately commit enough staffing or supplies and doesn…

The A’s remain on what Kaval is calling a “parallel path” in negotiating with partners in both Oakland and the Las Vegas valley to build a new stadium to replace the outdated RingCenter Coliseum.

As Las Vegas continues to recover from the pandemic, a nagging problem has emerged: Not enough people want to go to work — or return to work — at resorts.

As Las Vegas continues to recover from the pandemic, a nagging problem has emerged: Not enough people want to go to work — or return to work — at resorts.

Jenny Arata of “The Skating Aratas” was preparing backstage at Planet Hollywood for her extreme roller skating show like any other evening when her cellphone rang. Her sister in the Ukraine was on the other line …