ParkJam is only a day away, and workers are busy constructing a ramp in Downtown Las Vegas where snowboarders will compete Saturday night.
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A man prosecutors say was linked to a nearly 35-year-old murder case has pleaded guilty.
More than 1,400 student entrepreneurs set out to develop ideas that would have a global impact in a summer program held last year.
Prosecutors have dropped murder charges against a man who was originally linked to the death of his girlfriend’s 4-month-old daughter.
A big piece of a symbol of the Downtown Project’s dedication to the revitalization of downtown Las Vegas was stolen early Thursday morning.
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Matthew Rich, who attended the Las Vegas Academy and trained at The Dance Zone in Henderson, was named one of the top 12 standout performances of 2015 by New York City’s Pointe Magazine.
The quiet girl that sits the next row over may know how to inspire people. The know-it-all in your class could own a business in the future. The kid everybody picks on might become president.
Two brothers from Georgia are bridging the gap between live target shooting and video games. Cabel and Pete English of Atlanta debuted their new game, Plinker, at the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show, or SHOT Show, this week at the Sands Expo and Convention Center.
A man died Thursday night after he was shot in the parking lot of a northeast valley apartment complex.
Former President Bill Clinton visited Las Vegas on Thursday with a singular mission: bolster support in Nevada for his wife, Hillary Clinton, who is angling for the Democratic presidential nomination.
While a northwest valley man was running errands Thursday afternoon, his home caught fire, gutting one bedroom and leaving “a coating of black soot over everything,” Las Vegas Fire Department officials said.
Las Vegas’ weather will be “pretty quiet for the next couple of days,” National Weather Service meteorologist Caleb Steele said Thursday.
As state lawmakers consider dismantling the Nevada System of Higher Education, the agency’s Board of Regents will gather Friday in what some political insiders criticized as a bureaucratic stunt aimed at thwarting reform efforts.