It’s almost time for school to start, and the Southern Nevada Health District is extending its clinic hours for required immunizations.
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The Colorado River is locked in the grips of a slow-moving natural disaster, and Southern Nevada Water Authority chief Pat Mulroy thinks the time has come for some federal disaster aid.
Minnesota Timberwolves President Flip Saunders says the team “fully supports” the decision to send first-round draft Shabazz Muhammad home from the NBA’s rookie transition program due to a rules violation.
If the hundreds of bronzed, bikini-clad young women at Rehab, the booze-fueled pool party held every summer Sunday at the Hard Rock Hotel, aren’t enough for the eyes, fret not, partygoers. Enter: the Bikini Invitational bikini competition.
New Yorkers are trying to figure out how a dead shark ended up on a New York City subway train. After multiple users posted photos on the social network Instagram of what appeared to be a dead shark on New York’s Queens-bound N train, one person who had seen the shark wrote to the website Gothamist explaining the strange occurrence.
As the casino lights and poker machine bells fade into the distance it is like being outside walking through a valley. Blooming bright colors line gazebos, bridges, ponds, and water features create a mosaic of nature and art.
A 24-year-old woman was killed after her car was hit by a concrete mixer truck in the northwest Las Vegas valley late Wednesday morning.
Clark County has offered its largest union, the Service Employees International Union Local 1107, a contract that has a 2 percent cost-of-living increase and an additional 2 percent merit increase for eligible employees, according to a county memo obtained by the Review-Journal.
Lake’s Crossing Center in Northern Nevada is being sued by the Clark County public defender’s office over the significant increase in delays for getting court-ordered patients admitted.