Monthly Archives: July 2023

Flights in and out of Harry Reid International Airport are experiencing delays due to low visibility, as smoke from the York fire …

Though fears of an oncoming recession remain potent, Las Vegas mortgage experts say existing and aspiring homeowners shouldn’t worry about a housing market crisis to rival that of the late 2000s.

The Clark County Fire Department is stationing a mobile command near the Nevada-California state line and “preparing to go on the offensive to protect residential areas” …

Rep. Steven Horsford of Nevada says he had seen enough in recent weeks with policies affecting Black Americans. Black voting power had been diluted after …

The parent company of the Las Vegas Grand Prix has received nearly 20 permits from Clark County to enhance surfaces and infrastructure on the Las Vegas Strip …

The fight, the most-anticipated boxing match in several years, unified the division for the first time in the four-belt era that began in 2004.

The highs in Las Vegas are forecast to slip as low as 94 next Tuesday after a long spell of highs above 110.

The Clark County School District’s new school year will begin as scheduled on Aug. 7 uninterrupted by a teacher’s strike, but members of the teachers union said …

Pet owners around the valley have needed to change routines during the heat wave and vets say their clients are doing a fairly good job. Dr. Thearayouk Keo, a veterinarian at the Edge Pet Hospital in Henderson, said he’s only seen a few cases …

UNLV football added to its future schedule today in announcing a road game for 2028 at the University of Washington in Seattle.