Melanie Kushnir was much more than a hiker, she was an inspiration.
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Executives with XpressWest, the company franchised to build a high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and Southern California, have talked with officials with Hyperloop One, the high-tech, high-speed transport system under development in North Las Vegas.
The semi-circular shark bite stretched from Maria Korcsmaros’ shoulder to her pelvis, with teeth marks visible in the shredded flesh of her arm and torso.
Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Conrad Hafen showed “a complete disregard for the law” when he ordered a deputy public defender handcuffed in court and sent her client to jail for six months, a group of defense lawyers wrote in a complaint with the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline.
The Clark County Education Association, which represents the approximately 18,000 teachers who work for the Clark County School District, recently posted blistering Internet ads against District A Trustee Deanna Wright and school board president and District C Trustee Linda Young.
John White will serve as acting chancellor for the Nevada System of Higher Education starting in July, earning an annual base salary of $303,000.
If you see people wearing orange everywhere on Thursday, there’s a reason why. It’s National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and Las Vegas activists are joining the national Wear Orange campaign.
Police are asking for the public’s help to locate an 84-year-old North Las Vegas man who was reported missing by his family Tuesday morning.
“The great thing about traveling in Nevada is that every time you do it, you leave the known world behind.”
When Kathryn Leonardo was growing up in the Philippines, becoming an award-winning engineer hardly seemed like it was in the cards. But here she is, and she is in good company.