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From vegan donuts to chicken fried lobster and dinner at 845 feet—your dining to-do list.
A fifth day of jury selection was continuing today for the trial of two North Las Vegas gang members who face the death penalty in connection with the 2009
Sheldon Adelson, the casino mogul who buoyed Newt Gingrich’s presidential bid, poured $5 million into a super PAC supporting establishment GOP candidates, according to new records.
A dispute between the Clark County firefighters union and the county boiled over into a lawsuit on Monday. Firefighters Local 1908 filed suit Monday in U.S. District Court in
Metro Police have taken a man into custody who skipped out on his cab fare Monday morning, then ran across Interstate 215 and threatened to jump from an overpass.
WASHINGTON – Capitol Hill is weighing in on the government’s Las Vegas spending scandal over the course four hearings this week — two in the House, two in the Senate — each billed as an examination of…
Metro Police are investigating suspicious circumstances at a home near Washington Avenue and Tonopah Drive, authorities said.
Las Vegas is famous for hangovers. It’s the title of the most successful Las Vegas-based movie of all time. And now someone is capitalizing on that fact, albeit in a
Finding the right health care plan for your company requires a touch so deft, it almost rivals that of a surgeon. Among the considerations: what …
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If you’re tired of cool and damp weather, you’re going to like this week — dry air and temperatures climbing into the upper 70s today and the 80s later this week are heading
All too often, policy discussions in Nevada — particularly those related to education — deteriorate into partisan fights over funding.

