As of Monday evening, the normal backup from southwest Las Vegas to Primm showed traffic moving more than 70 mph, according to sigalert.com.
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What does it take to be considered rich in Nevada? Analysis from GoBankingRates determined the average household income of the top 5 percent of earners in each state.
The Obodo Collective, a local nonprofit, started an urban garden at 1300 C St.
The Junior League of Las Vegas brought back its “Paint the Town Red” dinner after a two-year hiatus, free from pandemic restrictions.
Monday’s scratches came after hundreds of flights were canceled across the nation over the holiday weekend, with the no-goes attributed to both weather and COVID-19.
Jay Bloom says he expects to front $300 million to $500 million for a potential pro basketball franchise, but his Spanish Hills estate sits in bankruptcy.
Recently released 911 calls detail the moments after an east Las Vegas supermarket partially collapsed this month, briefly trapping about 25 people inside and injuring four.
Airbnb’s party ban that has been in place since last August has been extended to at least the end of summer.
The health sciences university acquired a three-story building off Town Center Drive and the 215 Beltway.
There’s been a noticeable increase in citations given as the visitor counts in Las Vegas have risen over the first few months of the year.
Trina Jiles, owner of Gritz Cafe, reminisced Thursday about her previous career when she became the first Black female firefighter for Clark County.
DETR launched a pilot program with a new ID verification vendor to help clear the state’s logjam of unemployment claims and to root out fraudulent applications.
Good news, coffee lovers. Dutch Bros has a new location for you to enjoy.
At least 36 projects are underway, planned or completed in the west Henderson area, including the Raiders practice facility.
During a special meeting Tuesday, the housing authority board will consider approving $5.5 million to buy the property of the first racially integrated casino in Las Vegas.