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Sixteen years ago, Karen Leavens gave birth prematurely to a son, Adam. Within a few weeks, she and her husband learned he couldn’t see. Without services available for the blind, the Leavens considered moving out of state. In 2006, the Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation came to fruition, and Adam began participating in its programs, which changed his life.
British theater students are teaming up with those in Las Vegas to offer five musical performances this weekend at the Clark County Library and Cashman Center as part of a student travel program organized by the Las Vegas International Performing Arts Exchange.
Floyd Mayweather apparently has an aversion to tap water and jail grub. Or he’s never played golf during the summer in Las Vegas.
Question: How do I plant and care for tropical bird of paradise?
The Mexican Consulate in Las Vegas, 823 S. Sixth St., assists an average of 150 people a day and provides a variety of resources for the community, not just Mexican Nationals.
“Full Metal Jacket” actor and Fueled by the Fallen founder Kevyn Major Howard is in Las Vegas to operate a fireworks stand, part of his effort to honor veterans and raise money for the families of those he’s come to call heroes.
A parade, fireworks and plenty of other Independence Day celebrations are taking place across the valley this week. Here are some options to check out:
Six Clark County residents have been tied to a multi-state outbreak of salmonellosis caused by exposure to small turtles, the Southern Nevada Health District said.
The Clark County coroner has identified the man struck by a car and killed while crossing Tropicana Avenue near The Orleans Thursday night as 73-year-old Ricardo Pablo Somera, of Las Vegas.
A friend of a young woman sent to prison for killing a Las Vegas homeless man and cutting off his penis is leading the charge to prove her innocence.
When the doorbell rings these days at the free detox center near downtown, staffers know what to expect. A young face. A suburbanite. A heroin addict.
