The Summerlin master-planned community offers more than 100 unique floor plans in 20 neighborhoods throughout eight distinct villages and districts.
In a city that never slows down, Cadence offers space to breathe, connect and grow within its thoughtfully designed master-planned community in the heart of Henderson.
Weeks of 215 Beltway lane and ramp closures to hamper traffic near Harry Reid International Airport.
Police are investigating after a dog was found dead in a crate near a dumpster Friday morning in the east Las Vegas Valley.
The Las Vegas Valley’s luxury real estate market has been booming as far back as 2019; however, one top broker said data is already showing that the Trump administration’s tariffs have curtailed sales.
We asked two experts on physical fitness to walk us through the possibilities and their pluses and minuses.
While it’s best to stop eating early in the evening, there are some snacks that registered dietitians say support metabolism, even if eaten late at night.
IV therapy clinics have been on a growth spurt, offering drips that promise to boost energy, gird immune systems or relieve joint pain.
The Raiders, unlike last season, won’t have a training camp competition to decide their starting quarterback. But there is still intrigue behind Geno Smith.
Over $60 million in federal grants are up in the air for Nevada schools, according to a memo from the U.S. Department of Education.
The storefront is at the base of condo tower and has been vacant for years.
President Donald Trump said in a letter that he will raise taxes on many imported goods from Canada to 35%.
A former Henderson Police Department volunteer filed a federal lawsuit Thursday alleging the city and the official who fired her in April did so because she was publicly critical of city leadership.
Nate Schmidt never got to lift the Stanley Cup with the Golden Knights, but he won his first championship in June with the Florida Panthers.
Police investigated a fatal crash that left a woman dead on the Las Vegas Strip.
The Aces trailed the Los Angeles Sparks by 12 points after the first quarter and couldn’t catch up Wednesday. Star A’ja Wilson missed the fourth quarter with an injury.
In his May 21 column, Victor Joecks wrote that we should “stop stressing out about climate change.” On June 3, the Review-Journal featured a story about a survey by UNLV which found that heat is a hot topic.
I give the casinos another two years of giving the shaft to the public before people wise up.
Conventional wisdom among leftist activists is that the U.S. Supreme Court has become hopelessly dominated by conservative ideologues more interested in right-wing “judicial activism” than in following the law.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Yo, Democrats. We know that you have a serious problem with attracting and keeping real men and that it threatens the future of your broken party.
Tear gas was deployed by police as several hundred people gathered and marched in downtown Las Vegas on Wednesday night to protest the Trump administration’s enforcement tactics against illegal immigration.
A 25-year-old man was arrested Tuesday evening in connection to a shooting near a Henderson water park that left one person hospitalized.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board also banned the trainer from participating in Nevada horse racing for 15 years.
A two-year, $60 million waterline road project on The Strip near the Athletics planned ballpark site will kick off next week.
Zach Arnett, who resigned his position as defensive coordinator on new UNLV coach Dan Mullen’s staff in April, is headed to a Florida school.
Tyree Wilson is aware he’s under pressure this season after his first two years in the NFL were underwhelming for a top-10 pick.
Assembly 381 came from an animal cruelty case that is pending in court. Known as Reba’s Law in honor of an English bulldog that died after being taped into a plastic bin, the bill stiffens animal cruelty penalties and sets guidance for how a bystander can intervene if they see an animal locked in a car during extreme weather.
All three deaths reported by the Clark County coroner’s office also had other causes listed.