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Las Vegas Valley businesses and residents are showing that American success stories are possible, even in the face of economic strife.
Tech shoppers, get your wallets ready – Microsoft is opening a store at the Fashion Show mall.
If Carrie Walters wanted to play football growing up, she had to do so with the boys. And so she did. Since she was 6, she was in the huddle with boys. She made tackles and got knocked down just like the rest of them. She played in Las Vegas up until high school when she was not allowed on the boys team.
Both the Black Mountain Aquatic Complex, 599 Greenway Road, and the Desert Breeze Aquatic Center, 8275 Spring Mountain Road, will play host to nearly 600 dogs during the pools’ annual end-of-season events.
Veteran Las Vegas sportswriter Rob Miech was given behind-the-scenes access to the College of Southern Nevada’s baseball team to follow the rise of Bryce Harper, a local high school sports star who got his GED after his sophomore year and joined the CSN team to hone his skills with the wooden bat and to be eligible for the Major League Baseball draft a year early.
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His father previously admitted that he helped his son move Lesly Palacio’s body. Authorities have said both men then fled to Mexico.
For the past dozen years, New York City resident Patti McCabe and her husband, Frank, have made it a point to attend the 9/11 remembrance gathering at Fire Station 5 in west Las Vegas.
A smoke advisory has been issued for the region in effect Thursday and Friday due to periods of wildfire smoke aloft over the next few days.
The Metropolitan Police Department held a briefing Wednesday about “the current and future use” of drones to fight crime in the Las Vegas Valley.
