Articles in Las Vegas News
Las Vegas isn’t a bad city to work in — for those with jobs, that is.
The University of California, San Diego, Health System said Monday it was taking over operations at the Nevada Cancer Institute after receiving Bankruptcy Court approval for its $18 million purchase of NVCI.
A federal judge has refused to dismiss an American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit challenging Nevada’s “religious test” for officials to perform marriage ceremonies.
Here’s the first photo of Magicians of the Impossible Siegfried & Roy riding their new horses, which have become an integral part of Roy …
A man who arrived at a hospital shortly after authorities were called to investigate a shooting Sunday in North Las Vegas has died.
Granted, they’re not as cool as some of the things Oscar Goodman used to have in his office when he was mayor, like a fake horse’s head and bobblehead dolls…
A former executive at Sunrise Children’s Foundation is suing the Las Vegas charity, claiming she was fired for asking too many questions about alleged financial irregularities there.
Catholic Healthcare West, a big hospital operator in Southern Nevada and the fifth-largest health system in the nation, announced Monday it had changed its name to
A man who had been recovering in the hospital for about three weeks after having been shot by Henderson police in late December was arraigned on assault and weapons…
The UNLV basketball is ranked for the sixth straight week, jumping two spots Monday to No. 12 in the Associated Press poll after a pair of double-digit wins last week. In the coaches’ poll, the Rebels climbed five spots…
Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak filed a police report this morning in which he accuses his ex-girlfriend, former Henderson Councilwman Kathleen Vermillion, of criminal extortion, claiming she demanded $3.9 million
Back when things were really booming here — you remember those days — a trip from Henderson to North Las Vegas was something you often had to plan your day around. Gridlock…

