Families from Windsor Park, the once-segregated North Las Vegas neighborhood that’s been sinking since the 1980s, are celebrating the adoption of …
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Nevada bill signed to study psychedelic therapies
The law outlines the makings of a working group tasked with identifying psychedelic therapies that could help in reducing suicidal ideation in the treatment of PTSD, substance use disorder, major depressive disorder and psychological distress relating…
New pharmacy helps the Center tackle prevention, treatment ahead of National HIV Testing Day
Nevada had the highest rate of new HIV diagnoses in 13 Western states, according to 2019 data from the CDC.
Coach Bruce Cassidy delivered the Golden Knights to the promised land through an insatiable desire to win
Cassidy jokes about the “Cup in Six” pressure now, but deep down, he must have loved it. It meant the ambition at the top matched exactly with his own.
They couldn’t be stopped: The Stanley Cup-winning Vegas Golden Knights
Mark Stone, Jonathan Marchessault, Jack Eichel, William Karlsson, Aidin Hill all the rest of who played key roles during the team’s title run.
Reliving the Golden Knights’ 22 playoff games en route to the Stanley Cup
Remember Vegas’ path through Winnipeg, Edmonton, Dallas and Florida.
Get to know the Stanley Cup, the coveted NHL trophy captured by the Vegas Golden Knights
Each winning team can engrave up to 52 names on the Stanley Cup, including players, coaches and other personnel.
Ten magic moments from the Vegas Golden Knights’ 2022-2023 regular season
Superhuman feats by Jack Eichel, Laurent Brossoit, Phil Kessel and more.
Break-in at Las Vegas exotic pet store nets 30 snakes valued at $14,000
Stephanie Tracy has a range of emotions after 30 snakes and other reptiles valued at $14,000 were recently stolen from her exotic pet store in east Las Vegas. Her immediate concern wasn’t the loss of revenue for the store, Wild Things, near Sandhill a…
Summerlin library’s hydroponics class has designs on continued growth
A thriving hydroponics gardening class has taken root at the Summerlin Library, and instructors plan to grow a second, bigger one in the fall. The class recently learned how to transplant herbs, arugula and wildflowers from the seed pods …