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The last of the public outreach meetings for the new Downtown Master Plan are to include a preview of the Preferred Alternative for public discussion and input and are scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. March 9 at the Historic Fifth Street School.
Cleveland Clinic and Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health are recruiting participants for their new, multicenter Alzheimer’s disease treatment trial EMERGE.
The driver of a stolen vehicle involving a high-speed chase, fiery crash and the closure of a 215 Beltway onramp early Friday morning is a minor, according to Nevada Highway Patrol.
The Mob Museum, 300 Stewart Ave., is launching Investigating History, a comprehensive educational outreach program to be offered to Clark County schools.
Clark County Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak turned on a new traffic signal at Tenaya Way and Warm Springs Road on Feb. 18.
Do you have an unconventional parental figure in your life who deserves recognition?
You had an article a while back about trimming oleander down before spring. I have five in my backyard and have never done that. I am afraid to trim them down.
There are few places that offer Vietnamese-Chinese fusion meals — specifically the vegetarian kind. That’s where Veggie Delight, 3504 Wynn Road, comes in.
Throughout March, Crazy Pita will participate in a paper icon sales campaign collecting monetary donations starting at $1 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Craig Ranch Regional Park is looking at becoming more of an entertainment hub, as North Las Vegas city officials promised during its opening. From a techno festival to a drive-in movie event, city officials plan to have everyone’s entertainment needs covered.
Nominations are being accepted for the third annual Las Vegas Women in Technology Awards presented by the Las Vegas Community Tech Fund, HiTech Vegas LLC and WomenAdvancing.
Heriberto Marcial Diaz was seven houses away from home the morning police said he was robbed and shot dead. The father and husband had just left work as a porter at the Paris Las Vegas.
Ten hours after Metro police began negotiating with a man they said was suicidal and threatening to jump off the parking garage of the D Las Vegas, the man was in custody.
Pat Skorkowsky, who took the helm as chief of Clark County schools in 2013, will remain in that position for at least two more years.
On Thursday night, the North Las Vegas Police Department held the first of its new quarterly Spanish-language meetings with residents.
