Construction on the Westside Workforce Education and Training Center will begin in August and should be complete in a year.
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The long-planned bus rapid transit line to be built on Maryland Parkway into downtown Las Vegas received a $150 million federal grant.
The city said the corridor has been plagued with juvenile crime and gang activity, and that the ordinance would allow police to better focus their efforts.
A Sunday night ceremony was held to honor the victims of the Route 91 Harvest festival shooting by reading their names aloud at the Las Vegas Healing Garden.
The federal grant could provide up to $3.75 billion to establish Brightline West’s passenger rail service.
Former President Barack Obama called on Nevadans to unite, reject political division and to vote Democrat on Tuesday night at Cheyenne High School with one week to go until the 2022 midterms.
An interactive map shows that no corner of the Las Vegas Valley was spared but some neighborhoods stood out among the rest.
Justin Andersch, the man accused of threatening Gov. Steve Sisolak and his wife at a restaurant gave a brief statement Tuesday and said he “will not apologize” for the encounter.
UNLV’s chapter of a fraternity that sponsored a charity boxing match after which Nathan Valencia died was suspended Wednesday, according to a statement from the university.
The new clinic at All Saints Episcopal Church in central Las Vegas will provide testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases and other services.
Nevada on Tuesday reported a coronavirus test positivity rate of 3.8 percent, its lowest in nearly a year.
The Las Vegas hospital and medical center will appeal the findings of the federal audit, triggering a process that could take “several years,” CEO Todd Sklamberg said.
Some pre-kindergarten through third-grade students returned to school Monday for a first day of instruction like no other.
Those who are ineligible will be turned away from the Las Vegas Convention Center site, health district officials said.
Joe Neal, Nevada’s first African-American state senator who served nearly three decades in the legislative chamber and championed the poor and working-class, has died.
