Clark County School District will provide free breakfast and lunch to students during summer break at select locations through the federally-funded Summer Food Service Program, officials said.
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2 bats test positive for rabies in Nevada
The cases highlight the importance of keeping pets current on their vaccinations and preventing any contact with wildlife, officials said.
Raiders DE Maxx Crosby’s return: ‘It’s the best feeling on the planet’
rosby has long said he wants to play for the Raiders his entire career, and the club showed him the feeling is mutual by signing him in March to a three-year extension …
Nevada Legislature passes resolution calling for ICE ban at schools, places of worship
The Nevada Legislature passed a resolution Thursday afternoon urging Congress to prohibit Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from entering schools and places of worship to carry out federal immigration law.
Health district: Multiple cases of Legionnaires’ reported at hotels south of Strip
The Southern Nevada Health District is investigating five separate cases of Legionnaires’ disease at two hotels in the valley.
Team of the Year: Coronado boys soccer
Having grown up playing together, these teammates share a connection that transcends strategy—a chemistry they credit as the driving force behind their historic achievements.
Male Athlete of the Year: Kenan Dagge, Desert Oasis
Kenan Dagge didn’t just win the state cross country meet—he dominated it, setting a new state record in the process.
Gaming, cannabis industry show interest in collaboration at UNLV panel
Cannabis-friendly state legislation involving the Resort Corridor may offer a crucial opportunity for Las Vegas’ ability to attract visitors amid projected shortfalls, a gaming executive says …
Female Rising Star: Danielle Morales, Arbor View
Danielle Morales doesn’t merely participate in three sports for the Aggies—she dominates in each one.
Las Vegas tourism faces uncertainty under divisive federal policies
Economist and UNLV professor Stephen Miller says, “We’re getting very strong signals that Canadians are pissed and they’re not going to come to Vegas.”