Clark County launched a website to gather community feedback on its plans to redevelop the Spring Mountain Corridor.
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The Type A strain of influenza is the most prevalent circulating in the valley.
Robert Telles’ defense attorney filed a motion Wednesday claiming evidence should show prosecutors have no clear evidence of Telles’ motive to kill reporter Jeff German.
Gerry Sanders, UNLV’s dean of the Lee Business School, says he “left the building just before the shooter arrived.”
An Arizona woman has died a week after being critically injured in what is believed to be the first deadly elk attack in the state, wildlife officials said.
Getting caught with illegal fireworks in the city of Las Vegas has just gotten more expensive.
The union’s announcement and demonstration Saturday was its latest tactic in a campaign to press the school district to sign a new labor contract.
Several 911 calls released Thursday captured the frantic efforts made by residents to save a 13-year-old boy who drowned in floodwaters over the weekend.
12 lucky residents will get an opportunity to celebrate this cultural milestone for free, and the city of Las Vegas has extended its deadline for applications.
The company says incentives in the Inflation Reduction Act allowed it to open a Las Vegas facility that makes parts for solar panels this year.
Police said the death of a 16-year-old boy who struck a cable while riding his minibike appeared to be accidental. But his father and brother strongly disputed that.
Las Vegas police responded Monday to the video showing an officer detaining a vendor near the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign.
An error by SNWA, combined with pushback to a “nonfunctional turf” ban could leave the Las Vegas Valley short of the water savings it needs to continue growing without increasing its overall water use.
It is the kind of project the U.S. Transportation Department had in mind for infrastructure projects worthy of receiving federal infrastructure grants.
A small amount of evidence suggests that Candida auris — a potentially deadly fungus causing outbreaks in Southern Nevada — is spreading outside of medical settings, health authorities said.
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