Faced with eviction because they are unable to pay rent, families have turned to HopeLink of Southern Nevada.
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From a swastika graffiti on the side of the Mexican Consulate to a mosque being wrapped in bacon, Las Vegas has seen its share of incidents of hate. But what is considered a hate crime?
Overcrowding issues at five Henderson campuses have led city and Clark County School District officials to begin searching for sites to build new schools.
Looking at Sarah Lowe’s Claddagh ring, Matt Donnelly noticed something different. The jewelry, which comes from the Irish tradition to represent love, loyalty and friendship, features a heart in the center. When the point faces outward, it signals that the wearer is single, while pointed inward means taken.
Retired Chicago police officer Sidney Sharif bought his first home nearly five years ago in Las Vegas with a boost from a $15,000 grant.
The Henderson City Council on Tuesday approved the purchase of ammunition for the Henderson Police Department from Salt Lake Wholesale Sports for an estimated $100,000 annually.
The Henderson City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance Tuesday declaring a six-month moratorium on the sale of recreational marijuana. The ordinance follows the passage of Question 2, which legalized recreational marijuana in Nevada.
The Nevada Board of Psychological Examiners issued an emergency order late Tuesday suspending the license of Boulder City psychologist Gregory “Brent” Dennis, who is accused of killing his wife.
Henderson and Las Vegas police are searching for a man who attempted to steal several ATMs and stole three vehicles Tuesday.
Henderson City Council agreed Tuesday to receive up to $35,000 in federal funds for the Special Milk Program, which serves students from 25 elementary schools and seven middle schools citywide.
The Henderson City Council on Tuesday supported a nonprofit group’s push to increase state funding for a meal delivery program for economically struggling seniors.
The Henderson City Council on Tuesday agreed to let the nonprofit HopeLink of Southern Nevada use the Nevada’s Low Income Housing Trust Fund.
Psychologist Gregory “Brent” Dennis has been released from custody on $250,000 bail stemming from a murder charge in the 2015 death of his wife, attorney Susan Winters.
Erin Joseph’s homebound grandfather had Parkinson’s disease, and his health was declining. The family signed him up to become a recipient in the city of Henderson’s Meals on Wheels program, which approved him in May. Then he waited.
Henderson resident Esther Finder knows that as she seeks Holocaust survivors in the Las Vegas Valley to tell their stories, she’s in a race against time.