A former state Senate candidate running to lead the Clark County GOP thrashed its leadership and finances Wednesday night in an “empty chair” debate after current party boss Jesse Law did not attend.
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Paul McCartney coming to Las Vegas for October show at Allegiant Stadium
The legendary singer-songwriter is bringing his “Got Back Tour” to Allegiant Stadium for an Oct. 4 show, one of 19 dates on fall tour of the U.S. and Canada …
Can a grocery store surge help provide for the food deserts of Las Vegas?
Many food deserts are urban, low-income areas that do not provide incentive for grocers to open a new market in the neighborhood.
Catholic Charities’ Meals on Wheels continues serving local seniors despite cutbacks and challenges
With a nearly 20% decrease in its budget and the looming threat of additional federal funding cuts, Catholic Charities is in need of a helping hand.
Dynamic duo: Marner, Eichel look ingrained as Golden Knights’ go-to pair for years to come
Two days before news of the trade sending Toronto Maple Leafs winger Mitch Marner to the Vegas Golden Knights became official and public, word began to spread around the team.
‘Linsanity’ lit the spark, and Myles Che hopes to turn it into a blaze at UNLV
Che, who is Taiwanese American, transferred to UNLV from UC Irvine, where he led the program to the Big West championship. He’s believed to be the only Asian point guard in Division I basketball …
Nevada desert ideal for CO2 removal company
Southern Nevada will be home to the first commercial facility of Clairity Technology, a Los Angeles-based company that conducts carbon dioxide removal.
Wilson has 19 points in Aces 86-68 victory over Connecticut
A’ja Wilson scored 19 points and had four blocks, Chelsea Gray moved into sixth on the WNBA’s career assist list and the Las Vegas Aces beat Connecticut 86-68 on Sunday …
‘Another senior left without a bed’: As new development is celebrated, Trump’s proposed budget threatens future housing projects in Nevada
“Collaboration is key to solving challenging issues like affordable housing,” Ovation founder Alan Molasky said at the opening of Heirloom by Pebble, a new affordable housing development. “We couldn’t do it without …
Las Vegas residents urged to keep it safe and sane for Fourth of July revelry
T he Fourth of July tradition of families igniting fireworks in celebration comes with a heightened warning this week from fire officials across Southern Nevada: Be careful …