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Teachers union: Superintendent Jara should be fired from CCSD for cause
The Clark County School District teachers union is ratcheting up pressure on the School Board after Superintendent Jesus Jara proposed a plan to resign, declaring it wants Jara fired for cause. The Clark County Education Association …
Left of Center Gallery continues its journey as a cultural hub and home for Black art in Las Vegas
Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood, Left of Center Gallery may as well be on its own island, but founder Vicki Richardson says “There’s no other place that I would rather be … other than on the fringes like we have been.”
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Las Vegas chefs snag James Beard Award nominations
This year’s winners will be named June 10 at a ceremony in Chicago.
Too many empty buildings in Downtown Las Vegas are ready to burn. What can we do to protect them?
The vulnerability of these buildings is a constant concern for property owners and residents who live next door to all this historic kindling.
Chiefs could complete one of the best runs in NFL history with Super Bowl win
Kansas City can eradicate any remaining doubt regarding its all-time status at 3:30 p.m. February 11 at Allegiant Stadium. That’s when Super Bowl 58, Las Vegas’ first-ever “Big Game,” kicks off with the Chiefs looking to thwart the San Francisco 49ers…
More than 100,000 Nevadans have already cast primary ballots
Nearly 10% of Nevada’s 1.15 million registered voters have cast a ballot in the preferred presidential primaries through Tuesday, according to the Nevada secretary of state. Data from the secretary of state’s elections website showed …
Culinary vows to strike with Las Vegas contracts still in talks
The Culinary and Bartenders unions in January set a strike deadline for 5 a.m. Friday, less than 10 days before Las Vegas’ first-ever Super Bowl ….
Dead & Company announce Las Vegas residency at Sphere
A Las Vegas residency is in the cards for Dead & Company. The popular Bay Area jam band — which has featured former Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann as well as …