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Summer is a time for students to move forward or fall back academically, a trend known as the summer slide. The three library districts in the Las Vegas Valley are offering reading programs to hopefully pique students’ interest and keep the summer slide from happening.
Education news from across the valley.
For 30 years, Rainbow’s End has been serving an extensive vegetarian, vegan and raw organic menu. And the one item that keeps everyone coming back is the Green Goddess, the restaurant’s famous sandwich.
Soccer rules take a backseat to fun when children with health issues play the game. The American Youth Soccer Organization offers VIP soccer, a program for mentally and/or physically challenged children. VIP stands for Very Important Players.
A man is dead after an accident on Interstate 15 and Charleston Boulevard Sunday night. Nevada Highway Patrol responded to the single vehicle accident shortly before 8:30 p.m.
Firefighters were called to the MGM Grand hotel and casino around 3 p.m. on Sunday when a fire broke out inside the parking garage.
Local agencies in Clark County are competing against applicants from across the state for a piece of Nevada’s federal homeland security funding.
There is nothing ominous about the neighborhood around 705 E. St Louis Ave., where the 7-year-old girl with short black hair and a toothy smile often roamed on her bike. Karla Rodriguez wasn’t afraid to be a kid in this neighborhood.
Daniel Bastine is an aspiring rapper from San Diego. He’s a graduate of a private high school in posh La Jolla, Calif. He moved to Las Vegas four years ago to try to make it big in the local music industry.
Drivers honked, waved, flipped off and gave thumbs-up to a group — including someone dressed as a 10-foot-tall marijuana joint — advocating Nevada marijuana dispensaries in Henderson on Saturday morning.
Two suspects have been arrested in the May 21 slaying of a 75-year-old woman, according to Las Vegas police.
The Air Force should relax its rules to encourage sponsorships and private donations as a way to reinstate popular air shows, such as Aviation Nation in Las Vegas, that have been canceled due to budget cuts, according to Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev.
After several years of being shuttered, its copper wiring ripped from the walls by thieves, its interior all but gutted, the notorious topless cabaret formerly called Crazy Horse Too is opening its doors again with a new owner and a new name — The Horse Gentlemen’s Club.
Police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Stanley Gibson received the most severe penalties for a police shooting in the history of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
UNLV civil engineering students will put their project for the UNLV Senior Design Competition to real-life use this summer when they help villagers in Moshi, Tanzania, get clean water to their homes from a spring near the base of Mount Kilimanjaro.
