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Take a tired business district. Add a wealthy young entrepreneur. Re-imagine the heart of the city. Call it downtown Las Vegas. Coming Sunday in the Las Vegas Review-Journal and at reviewjournal.com is a special section of stories with videos and photos regarding the redevelopment of downtown Las Vegas.
Soroptimist International of Greater Las Vegas has installed its 2013-14 board of directors.
Of more than 700 new teachers in Clark County School District who began during the 2012-13 school year, six rookies performed like seasoned pros.
Las Vegas SWAT officers fired shots at a man wanted on child pornography charges Thursday morning.
Raising taxes on businesses might not be the most helpful way to diversify your economy and would make it more difficult to attract new companies to Southern Nevada, an economic development official said Wednesday.
About 900 NV Energy customers were without power in the early hours of Thursday after a car struck a power pole at the intersection of Cheyenne Avenue and Rancho Drive.
Lee Plotkin of Las Vegas planned Wednesday around the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on same-sex marriage, and for good reason. He and his longtime partner were legally married at San Francisco City Hall in 2004, but then that state’s high court stopped the practice.
They were jubilant. Giddy, even. The couple hundred people who baked in a parking lot in the middle of town so they could cheer, and chant, and marvel, really, at how different things are now.
Lawrence Forbes couldn’t have been happier when he got the keys to his furnished studio apartment near Nellis Air Force Base.
Sally Jewell will make her first trip to Southern Nevada as Interior secretary next week, officials confirmed Wednesday.
The heat wave expected for this weekend was upgraded to an excessive heat warning Wednesday morning.
Las Vegas Railway Express, backer of a long-awaited adults-only party train between Southern California and Las Vegas, announced plans June 25 to build a train station in North Las Vegas.
Pretty sweet deal. Post a photo of you and your buddies in midair at an indoor skydiving place and get a free pass — $1,600 stays in your pocket.