The Trump administration has turned a spotlight on Harvard, one of the nation’s most esteemed institutions of higher learning, primarily over allegations of antisemitism. Last month the White House froze $2.2 billion in federal funds designated for the university, and Harvard has responded with a lawsuit.
Coronado’s boys volleyball team, No. 1 in the Review-Journal’s 5A rankings, defeated Foothill on Thursday night. Here are photos from the match.
Henderson police officers responded to a home in the 1200 block of Imperia Drive, near Grand Hills Drive and South Eastern Avenue.
Horse racing handicapper Mike Brunker offers his win, extra and trifecta tickets for Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, with the field affected by a late scratch.
The program will run through the month of May in observance of Building Safety Month, and is designed to encourage homeowners to comply with local building codes.
The company that operates Station Casinos also gave an update on the Durango expansion and more projects.
A fatal shooting near a bus station April 25 occurred after the suspect demanded money from the victim, according to a Metropolitan Police Department arrest report.
In an interview and during Wednesday’s Cabinet meeting, the secretary of state highlighted the anti-conservative efforts of office that must be chopped.
About 130 employers, with 15,000 open jobs, attended Clark County’s largest job fair Thursday at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
A body was found near Interstate 11 and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Thursday. The Clark County coroner’s office said the body was that of a man, but that the person’s identity had not yet been determined.
National Park rangers and other law enforcement will begin enhanced traffic safety operations Thursday, adding that targeted patrols will occur Saturday and Sunday.
The Aces will debut their new starting lineup in their first preseason game against the Dallas Wings on Friday at Notre Dame.
The Economic Forum projection says the state should expect $191 million less in general fund revenue in 2026-27 than predicted in December, leaving many bills with a price tag at risk.
The back-and-forth deals involving a suburban office building underscore the Golden Knights owner’s extensive and at times overlapping business interests.
The Las Vegas Valley’s third Grocery Outlet opened to long lines on Thursday.
Southwest Airlines’ first plane with extra legroom seats is planned to begin serving customers Thursday.
The Red Rocker’s most extensive performance commitment ever on the Strip, “Best of All Worlds” runs through May 17.
The Golden Knights are headed to the second round of the playoffs after defeating the Minnesota Wild in Game 6 on Thursday to win the series.
A 19-year-old man accused of shooting a man to death on the casino floor at the Aliante, fleeing, and leading police on a high-speed chase across the valley now faces federal charges, court records show.
The Clark County Building Department issued a permit valued at roughly $26.3 million for the new store under construction in the southwest valley.