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For 26 years, the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce has offered health insurance and term life insurance plans to members with no changes in its rate structure. But now the business association wants to reach out to younger business people and has adjusted rates to lower costs for those aged 20 to 39. Some longtime customers are ready to bail.
A former Nevada prison inmate filed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging she was denied proper medical attention and “placed at serious risk of substantial harm” when guards shackled her ankles during an ambulance ride in October to give birth to her baby.
More than 50 people attended a special Boulder City town hall meeting on Tuesday to air their concerns and get more information about the Mongols Motorcycle Club’s three-day national meeting this weekend.
The city hall meeting room was crowded with business owners, city officials, police officers, parents, and members of the Mongols.
An anonymous donor has offered to cover all funeral costs for three children who died in a mobile home fire Friday.
Southern Nevada politicians are hoping they can drive unlicensed peddlers from Strip sidewalks without starting a crackdown on neighborhood lemonade stands or creating other unintended consequences.
One of the companies eyeing plans for a gravel quarry at Sloan Hills in the southern end of the Las Vegas Valley says it is no longer pursuing the controversial project.
A North Las Vegas man who was struck by a car in late February has died of injuries from the accident.
Vern Drake has watched the Clark County coroner come into Van’s Trailer Oasis 15 times in 10 years, carrying out neighbors taken by old age or an overdose.
Visitors to the Salvation Army cooling center in Las Vegas drink ice water in air-conditioned bliss, enjoying two small things that make a big difference when the temperature hits triple digits.
Three hours before his clients arrived at the Las Vegas Grand Prix last year, Nevada Stupak was already there, walking the route they’d take that evening.
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto touted bipartisanship as she highlighted provisions in the recent defense spending bill, which increased pay for military service members.
The expanded department store version of the grocery store employs 200 people.
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.
Nathan Chasing Horse is accused of targeting the Native American community and sexually assaulting multiple women.
