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Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada and Lutheran Social Services of Nevada will break ground Thursday on two buildings constructed in partnership with an affordable apartment community, creating a “campus-style” development to serve area residents.
A widening rift between state teacher’s union and its Clark County local — exacerbated by competing priorities during the just-concluded 2017 legislative session — has gone public.
Children and their parents shot water-filled sponge bombs at each other Saturday morning in a Civil War interactive reenactment at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park.
Medical director of the Ruvo Center for Brain Health says researchers with the National Academy of Sciences set the bar too high in studying impact of blood pressure management, increased physical activity and cognitive training.
Darrell Pollock, 64, who died in the medical unit of the state prison in Carson City, was sentenced on a battery charge in Clark County in 2012.
In 2009, the penthouse unit at Turnberry Place 3801 was on the market for $16 million. One of the largest penthouse units in Las Vegas, the two-floor listing included five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a wet bar, pool, billiard room and scenic view of the Las Vegas Valley. Then the recession hit.
Several hundred billion gallons of water has vanished from federal forecasts for Lake Mead over the past two months, but Bureau of Reclamation officials insist there’s no reason to panic.
The third performance of the musical comedy “The Wedding Singer” at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park was halted Friday night because of heavy wind.
Rachel Aston, George Riggle and Sev Galvan recognized for video, headline writing and illustration work in Best of the West contest.
