Most people wouldn’t open their front door and invite a stranger to come inside and have a look around. But that is, essentially, what people are doing when they put their home up for sale and show it to potential buyers.
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A shortage of homes for sale in the downtown and Paradise areas paired with high demand has driven home prices up by an average of 10.65 percent, according to a March report released by the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors.
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Stretch those Achilles tendons, pump up those tires and mark your calendar for Saturday. That’s when the Tour de Summerlin is set to be held to benefit the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Nevada.
The Clark County Children’s Festival has become one of the perennial favorites, drawing children from across the valley to enjoy live performances, carnival rides and much more.
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Kyle Brown, 16, has achieved Eagle Scout status in the Boy Scouts of America.
The drivers’ strike at Yellow Checker Star Transportation, Las Vegas’ second-largest taxi company, slogs into its seventh week after a failed attempt at mediation.
A Metropolitan Police Department patrol car collided with a sport utility vehicle in the east valley Monday night, a department official said.
It sounded like thunder. “It was like the loudest kind of thunder you ever heard,” Marcus Smith said of the explosions during Monday’s Boston Marathon. Smith and his wife, Chelsey Smith, one of about 40 runners from Southern Nevada in the race, were walking to a gym for her post-race shower when the first boom filled the air.
A man was arrested on a drunken driving charge after a Sunday crash in which a woman died.
The Clark County coroner was unable to determine the cause of Henderson pediatrician Ralph Conti’s death.
High winds are sweeping into the Las Vegas Valley, depositing layers of dust and allergens.