The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s sixth annual Academic Excellence Awards were given out Sunday at UNLV’s Thomas & Mack Center.
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As the Electric Daisy Carnival festivities wind down this morning at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the party will be just beginning on area freeways.
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after she was struck by a public bus in downtown Las Vegas Friday morning, according to Las Vegas police.
A Clark County School District substitute teacher has been arrested on suspicion of unlawful contact with a minor.
Reaching the mark is an unofficial start to the summer heat in the Las Vegas Valley, and officials publicly warned residents about heat dangers.
Under the bright lights of the CBS Sports Network, which carried the event live, the Vegas High Rollers played their inaugural match in their home city Thursday night.
Twenty-three students from Goldfarb Elementary School got to meet Mojave Max, the tortoise mascot of the Clark County Desert Conservation Program, at the Springs Preserve.
One person was injured and three were displaced after a mobile home fire Thursday morning in the east Las Vegas Valley.
A man who crashed his motorcycle earlier this month in the southwest Las Vegas Valley has died.
With over 170,000 people expected to attend Electric Daisy Carnival each night this weekend, festivalgoers and residents alike should brace for traffic congestion.
When the new school year starts, some CCSD students won’t have access to the internet on their cellphones during classes and must wear ID badges.
Approximately eight to 10 cats were found dead inside a mobile home that caught on fire in the east valley on Tuesday.
Some hiking trails in the Spring Mountains will be open over Memorial Day weekend, but others remain off-limits due to damage caused by Tropical Storm Hillary.
Clark County announced this week that it has expanded its rental assistance programs to now include funding for those who may be facing eviction, but have not yet received an eviction notice.
Nevada has the highest percentage of public lands of any state in the country. The majority of it is operated by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.