Monthly Archives: February 2024

The Smith Center will be showing 10 Broadway musicals this year as part of its 2024-2025 Toyota Broadway Las Vegas Series, kicking off with “Mrs. Doubtfire” — based on the 1993 Robin Williams film — July 30-Aug. 4. The lineup was revealed this week….

It’s six days before the Vegas Golden Knights begin the defense of their Stanley Cup championship. The vibes are still pristine, both on the ice during training camp and in the locker room. Players continue to soak in the memories of what happened fou…

As of February 1, evictions have increased 155% since before the pandemic.

Nevada’s average monthly abortions increased 33% after the Dobbs decision.

“Everyone knows you can go to Sin City and do what you want to do, and never talk about it again if you don’t want to.”

Edgewood Renewables, a biofuel production company, is planning a biorefinery for the site of a former fuel terminal in North Las Vegas, with CEO Steve Harrington saying the goal is to kick off construction within the next six months and be operational…

As an immigration attorney who’s been practicing for nearly 15 years, Adriana Pereyra has seen countless clients seeking a new life in the U.S.

Jesus Jara tells a story about meeting with MGM Resorts International CEO Bill Hornbuckle about a partnership between the prominent resorts company and Clark County School District.

Chandler Stephenson scored twice and Jonathan Marchessault had the other goal for the Knights, who lost their third in a row. Logan Thompson stopped 30 shots.

Senior center Isaiah Cottrell hasn’t scored in nearly two months, but why should that matter? Faced with an injury-shortened frontcourt rotation, UNLV head coach Kevin Kruger tabbed Cottrell …