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Chaparral High School, previously identified as one of Clark County School District’s five worst-performing schools, is wrapping up its first year of a turnaround effort to improve student achievement and campus morale. …
How ironic. Justice Anthony Kennedy in a speech to Nevada lawyers and judges urges a return to civil discourse.
The more frequent incidents involving drivers and pedestrians must have a multi-approach solution.
Metro Police arrested a mother after her 7-month-old baby nearly drowned Friday in a bathtub, authorities said. The mother was arrested on a count of
He came — and conquered. Controversial TV chef Gordon Ramsay is turning away diners in the hundreds lining up to get into his new …
Hundreds of mourners filled St. Christopher Catholic Church Friday in North Las Vegas, singing softly as pallbearers made their way down the aisle with caskets containing a mother and daughter, victims of heinous, senseless violence
A California man is going to get another chance to prove he was sold a lemon in a used car deal in Las Vegas.
Gov. Brian Sandoval cemented the foundation for the international component of Nevada’s economic development plan Friday, hosting the consuls general of 38 countries and a Canadian province with which the state hopes
A 5-year-old girl was taken to the hospital for a head injury Friday night after she ran out into the street and was struck by a car in North Las Vegas.
It’s tough to be a vegetarian in a city full of steakhouses, much less a vegan.
One of two state prison inmates who escaped Wednesday from a forestry work crew in Clark County has been captured, authorities said.
Despite the efforts of a New York-based animal rescue group, Onion — the dog that attacked and killed a 1-year-old boy last month — is still set to be euthanized by Henderson

