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A story in Wednesday's Business section incorrectly reported that Barcelone and Renaissance III shopping centers are in foreclosure or receivership.
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Nearly two years after storm damage forced the closure of Earl B. Lundy Elementary School, the Mount Charleston community celebrated the building’s reopening.
Dubious crime statistics have created predictable partisan positions on President Donald Trump’s takeover of D.C. policing.
Trump’s landmark law established more stringent work requirements and other changes to eligibility for food stamps, putting some Nevadans at risk of losing benefits.
The city of Las Vegas said Wednesday that it was not pursuing an ordinance that would’ve limited outdoor amplified noise during late-night hours at the popular Arts District.
Canada’s flagship commercial air carrier offers daily flights from Harry Reid International Airport to Vancouver, British Columbia; Toronto; and Montreal.
American beef lovers may face even leaner plates and higher prices next year as US production shrinks to a decade low and tariffs limit imports, according to a US government projection.
For two days, small groups of federal officers have been visible in scattered areas of the city. That is about to change, the administration says.
Jonathan Lewis, 17, was fatally beaten by a group of Rancho High School students in 2023.
Democratic members of Nevada’s federal delegation sent a letter to the Department of Treasury asking it to address possible shortfalls with the “no tax on tips” policy.
He avoided the awards program during his first term after artists said they would not attend out of protest.