An Associated Press story about an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuit against Vegas Western Cab Co. that appeared in Tuesday's Review-Journal erroneously referred to another taxi company with a similar name. Western Cab Co. of Las Vegas is not a party to the EEOC lawsuit.
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A statement said the underlying technology issue had been resolved and employees were working to restore normal operations.
The 6,000-unit housing development would sit on 940 acres between the Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument and land that belongs to the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe.
U.S. Border Patrol agents jumped out of the back of a rented Penske truck and made arrests at a Los Angeles Home Depot store during an immigration raid.
In lockstep with a similar Clark County ordinance, Las Vegas will begin regulating the use of electric bicycles and scooters at city parks and public plazas.
Months after an Arbor View High School student was struck and killed in a crosswalk, Las Vegas officials are planning to add crossing guards to middle schools and some high schools.
Jim Denton was known for his principled approach to campaigns and his ability to guage what voters most cared about.
A Minnesota meteorologist is sending the internet into a frenzy over a move he made in the middle of a live broadcast.
She’s concerned about potential conflicts the KalshiEx LLC board member would have regulating commodities markets.
Soldiers in the area who witnessed the shooting “immediately and without hesitation” tackled the shooter, Brig Gen. John Lubas said.
The Henderson City Council on Tuesday approved receiving more than $550,000 to settle litigation with one of the largest entities tied to the nationwide opioid epidemic.
