Monthly Archives: June 2023

The festival’s annual Rising Stars competition, set to take place August 4-5 and 11-12 at the Space, is accepting submissions through June 14.

“The library is one of the last bastions of true democracy, because anybody can use the library and the library is available to all.”

Ross Armstrong, executive director of the Nevada Commission on Ethics, is recommending the governor face a civil fine of $1.67 million.

Mike Janssen will be the new city manager for the City of Las Vegas. Janssen has a long history with the city, most recently serving as the executive director of infrastructure and public works. The city council voted 6-1 in favor of Janssen …

The deal averts threats from Lombardo that he would reject any budget bills until his legislative priorities were considered by the legislature and formally approves more than $12 billion in public education appropriations for the 2023-2025 biennium.

Nevada lawmakers are considering a proposal to vastly expand Nevada’s film tax program, hearing Wednesday from film executives and analysts about how the plan would …

Unlike the schools in urban centers like Las Vegas, Ely’s David E. Norman Elementary is 114 years old. In addition to being dilapidated for lack of funding to keep it modernized, it was not …

The Golden Knights were actually bigger favorites in their first Stanley Cup Final appearance five years ago, at -150 ahead of an upset series loss to the Washington Capitals.

Up next for the Vegas Golden Knights: Matthew Tkachuk, Bob and the rats.

Beginning June 3, Hill will be in the starter’s crease for Vegas’ Stanley Cup Final series against Florida — and he won’t look out of place …