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A man who police said was trespassing at a vacant southeast valley house Thursday was fatally shot in the back by one of the property’s managers, the coroner’s office said Friday.
A state official on Friday welcomed a new federal report that did not pick the Nevada National Security Site the “preferred alternative” for the disposal of low-level radioactive waste.
A bondholder lawsuit against Caesars Entertainment Corp., which the casino company has warned could plunge it into bankruptcy alongside its operating unit, was stayed Friday by a U.S. Bankruptcy judge.
A man was shot on the corner of Fremont and 14th streets about 11:20 a.m. Friday, according to Las Vegas police.
Police are requesting the public’s help in locating two men in connection with a robbery late last year.
A husband-and-wife duo will celebrate the grand opening of Kangamoo Indoor Playground, a space for parents and their children to play and relax, with a ceremony on March 2.
Joe Freeland, a fire and natural resource manager for three decades, was named top administrator Friday for the Nevada Forestry Division.
A former driver for Las Vegas Limousines has filed a class-action lawsuit that accuses the company of failing to pay overtime wages.
When Janelle Brown of TLC’s reality show “Sister Wives,” moved to Las Vegas from Lehi, Utah, five years ago with her husband, Kody, his three other wives and the family’s nearly 20 children, she couldn’t bring her career with her.
Cohousing, a new concept arriving in Southern Nevada, refers to a community of individually owned homes clustered around shared common buildings.
Mortgage rates fell this week, following disappointing economic data and stock market declines.
Widows and widowers may be able to keep their homes even if they weren’t named as borrowers on their spouses’ reverse mortgages.
The Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors presented Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas with a $100,000 donation Feb. 25 to help the group build a new home.
Mortgage loans are confusing — let’s just admit it.
While most blind dates don’t end well, Mike and Anastasia Olson are proud to be the exception.
Spanish Palms, a gated condominium community at 5220 S. Rainbow Blvd. and Hacienda Boulevard boasts a successful sales records with more than 100 homes sold since April.
In the time it takes to drive across Las Vegas during rush hour traffic, you could instead be pulling into the driveway of your Mountain Falls home in Pahrump, about an hour’s drive from the valley.
Pardee Homes plans to celebrate the grand opening of Escala.
Savona by Woodside Homes offers home sites in Summerlin’s Paseos village.
Nevada will top the nation in job growth for 2016, according to Kiplinger magazine, which also has the West dominating the Top 10 list for states with healthy employment trajectories.
Zion Mann, 18, couldn’t be happier. School is going well and his roller coaster of a life has settled down. The money he earns helps his family, and in January, he was named Youth of the Year by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada.
If your birthday is Feb. 29, you only really get to celebrate every four years (of course, you’re technically one-fourth as old as the rest of us, so there are consolations). That’s a lot of missed cake, so a few local businesses are doing what they can to make it up to you.
There’s art you can view, and then there’s art you can taste. Cakelava provides both with creations that are so lavish, you’ll swear it’s art.
America First Credit Union will open its newest branch in Downtown Summerlin on Monday.
Meadows student Michael Blau visited the pediatric trauma center at Children’s Hospital of Nevada at UMC Jan. 29, but he wasn’t there for himself. Rather, he was there to perform some sleight-of-hand card tricks to entertain the young patients.
The woman struck by a truck along with her husband in the central Las Vegas Valley early Wednesday morning died of her injuries Thursday, according to a Metro news release.
Nevada State Bank is celebrating the reopening of its Mountain’s Edge branch at 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
Rosalee had three strikes against her when it came to her dream of a singing career.