I agree that in order to have a healthy “we,” one needs two healthy “I’s.” But I disagree that in order to have a healthy “I,” one needs a “we.” That’s basically saying that anyone not in a relationship isn’t healthy. I disagree. – E.W., Las Vegas
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A 50-year-old man is in critical condition at the University Medical Center this morning after he drove into a traffic signal near Cheyenne Avenue, just west of Rainbow Avenue, police said.
Growing up in Las Vegas isn’t always a pleasant adventure. A local author who writes under the pen name Cymru Roberts channels his experiences coming of age in Sin City in the novel “The Dark Prince.” The book follows buddies who get tangled up in the city’s drug trade. For more information, follow the author at twitter.com/cymruroberts.
The Sahara West Library has hosted various exhibits over the years but none quite like this. This one is totally rad. The “Tony Hawk: Rad Science” exhibit is all about teaching physics principles explained under the guise of skateboarding.
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Elementary, middle and high school students will see changes to what time of day their classes will begin and end. The change is aimed to improve academic and health outcomes among students.
A day after a thrilling College Football Playoff national championship Monday night in Miami, officials already shifted their focus to Las Vegas for the 2027 edition of the mega event.
Las Vegas police detectives are asking about payments to the wife of the CEO of Lutheran Social Services of Nevada.
A plethora of festive spectators dotted Fourth Street as more than 200 groups marched, danced or rolled through downtown Las Vegas.
