Thursday will start out calm, but winds are expected to gust up to 26 mph during the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service forecast. (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @bizutesfaye
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There are three certainties in Las Vegas: death, taxes and people worrying about water.
A caring governor aware of reality is a tough sell given his record.
Academic proficiency remains a district concern.
The Aces are no longer on the WNBA playoff bubble, but they still have much to prove heading into Wednesday’s showdown with the New York Liberty.
The mayors of Southern Nevada’s three largest cities said they were optimistic about the future of their municipalities despite the region’s economic headwinds.
Summerlin South, the Mountain Region champion, will meet Clarendon Hills, Illinois, the Great Lakes Region winner, Wednesday in the Little League World Series.
Raiders safety Terrell Edmunds, who spent time with four organizations the past two years, is embracing his opportunity in Las Vegas after signing Sunday.
Utility work along Greenway Road from Horizon Drive to Mission Street has southbound traffic diverted to the left-turn lane.
Las Vegas native Kyu Blu Kelly has caught the Raiders’ eye in training camp and is in the mix to be one of the team’s starting cornerbacks.
Drug debts suspected after four inmates under the age of 40 have been found dead at two Southern Nevada prisons in the past month, according to state officials.
The Clark County coroner’s office said Chamroon Sasser, 69, was the person who died in a crash in the area of U.S. Highway 95 and Lee Canyon Road.
The Las Vegas gaming equipment manufacturer’s Nasdaq shares have dropped more than 10 percent since the beginning of the year.
One day after Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager announced he will not seek re-election, a Democratic candidate has stepped up to run for his seat.