A 1900s-era milk house recovered from during Las Vegas Wash area construction six years ago is among the Clark County Museum’s newest exhibits.
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Fresh out of World War II, a young doctor named Joseph M. George Jr. boarded a train to California. During the steam-powered locomotive’s stop in downtown Las Vegas, he spoke witha bellhop about his plans to set up a medical practice. Las Vegas needed doctors, too, the bellhop told him, and George never got back on the train.
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Firefighters responded Thursday to twice the normal rate of incidents for the Fourth of July holiday, but no major building fires were reported, according to Las Vegas Fire and Rescue.
One man died and a woman was injured after being shot at the Mayan Club in Las Vegas early Friday morning, according to police.
If you’re a Cleveland native and looking for some love, Giuseppe’s is home to authentic Ohio-style Italian food and home to fans who love the Cleveland Indians, the Browns, the Cavaliers and the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Seven high school students are participating this summer in a pilot program at CrossFit 702, 7520 W. Washington Ave., Suite 180, that combines strength and conditioning training with academics.
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Red, white and blue shirts, shorts and hats could be seen throughout the streets of Summerlin as more than 30,000 people gathered Thursday for the 19th annual Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade .
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Drivers in Las Vegas will have to be cautious this holiday weekend with increased traffic on the roads and festivities around town in full swing.
Twelve technicians spent four days and 530 man hours to choreograph and design Thursday’s 10.3-minute fireworks display at Red Rock Station and Green Valley Ranch.
An inmate who died after being restrained by Clark County jail guards nearly four months ago was suffocated, medical examiners ruled Wednesday.
The death of Luis Solano, 38, was ruled a homicide from “complications of positional asphyxia” from restraint procedures.
A tornado-like system caused damage to structures destroyed a fireworks stand and uprooted 15 to 20 trees in North Las Vegas on Tuesday.