Monthly Archives: March 2024

At the Clark County Shooting Complex in the far northwest corner of the Las Vegas Valley, a new youth trapshooting league is taking shape. It’s for …

Las Vegas has the second largest number of unhoused veterans in the United States, only trailing Los Angeles. Nevada also saw a 45% increase …

Talance Sawyer arrived in Las Vegas for a recruiting trip with the UNLV football team in the mid-1990s, saw the bright lights of the Strip and knew he had found a home. The self-proclaimed country boy from Bastrop, La., immediately fell in love with b…

UNLV football player Jackson Woodard settled in at his apartment near campus on Swenson Avenue after the team returned to town last November following a win at Air Force. He noticed there was a persistent light shining into his unit. He opened the win…

While renewable energy is an important part of the climate change puzzle, residents near established and potential solar project sites have sounded an alarm on negative impacts.

Nevada’s nonprofit sector is undersized, underfunded and understaffed, according to a report by Nevada Grant Lab report, and the amount of federal funding the state is missing out on is undermining the community’s ability to serve its residents.

Research done in the Advanced Engineering Building will “fuel the creation of startups in the valley.”

The NHL’s trade deadline might be the equivalent to Christmas morning for the Golden Knights.

The Oakland A’s proposed $1.5 billion stadium on the Las Vegas Strip will feature a 33,000-seat capacity and a tiered design to split …

The ski resort nestled 7,000 feet up among mountain peaks 46 miles west of Reno recorded the highest amounts of snow from the storm that began …