Monthly Archives: August 2023

While CCSD says that teacher vacancies are fewer than at this point last year, the district starts the new school year needing well more than 1,000 permanent, full-time classroom teachers …

People come to Las Vegas from all over the globe for the chance to be a different version of themselves, so the city was a good choice for the U.S. debut of Dos Caras, which translates to “two faces,” said Ian Miller, creative director of the Mexico-b…

An audit of the Clark County Election Department’s handling of mail ballots during the 2022 general election concluded that election officials followed state law when processing ballots.

Coach Quincy Burts took his squad on the 8-mile round trip run July 29 to show the harsh outcomes of bad decisions and urge the benefits of good ones.

Zamir White, the Las Vegas Raiders’ second-year running back out of Georgia, was in line for a drill but also loosening up in between reps at the start of the first padded practice of training camp earlier this week in Henderson. Busting some moves wo…

College football enters a new era next season with the most drastic conference realignment in decades and the increase from a four- to 12-team playoff. With Oklahoma and Texas set to jump from the Big 12 to the SEC …

Where to get tasty post-work food and drink deals Downtown, in Henderson, in the Summerlin area and beyond.

According to studies required by the FDA, it helps to reduce amyloid plaques in the brain protein and has a functional benefit in patients.

The average temperature in Las Vegas was 97.3 degrees in July to establish a monthly record, the National Weather Service in Las Vegas said this morning.