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NewsAllAggregateSisolak, community groups rally behind victim of Chinatown shooting
Two Asian community organizations, flanked by Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak, spoke Tuesday in Las Vegas’ Chinatown to announce that nearly $55,000 has been raised ...
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NewsAllAggregateFrom radio host’s annual vantage point, Las Vegas is an amazingly generous city
Chet Buchanan sitting atop a 30-foot-tall scaffold for 12 consecutive days has become a tradition synonymous with Christmas for many Las Vegans — and it’s ...
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NewsAllAggregate'It’s family here': Local seniors rejoice as community centers reopen
It has been just months since the Martin Luther King Senior Center center reopened, and the seniors are delighted to return, the sunlit recreation room ...
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NewsAllAggregateTransit services for Las Vegas veterans struggle to keep pace with demand
Navy veteran John Penley has been walking across the street from his apartment near East Twain Avenue in central Las Vegas to a nearby laundromat ...
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NewsAllAggregateHow UNLV and MGM Resorts are putting former foster care youths on right track
UNLV and one of the area’s biggest employers are partnering on a job training program to help former foster youth overcome the long odds of ...
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NewsAllAggregateA holiday feast with friends offers local LGBT community a sense of belonging
When Jamie Lee Sprague-Ballou first came out as transgender to her parents, it took a couple years for their relationship to realign. The holiday season ...
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NewsAllAggregateCatholic Charities ready to serve 17,000 meals, with turkey and all the trimmings
Catholic Charities' annual Thanksgiving Day dining-in meal will be served today. “We bump it up a little bit, give them a little bit more cranberry ...
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NewsAllAggregateChaos and uncertainty as developer plans to demolish motel that serves as housing lifeline
Reno’s motels were built in the 1950s and ’60s as rest stops for Lincoln Highway travelers. The properties have become a fallback for people who ...
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NewsAllAggregate'She was an amazing woman': Vigil honors DUI crash victim Tina Tintor
When Mary Vogl initially heard the news of a fiery DUI crash in Las Vegas killing a young woman and her dog, she immediately thought ...
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Arts & EntertainmentAllAggregateIndigenous artist’s work to be featured at First Friday artwalk
Steph Littlebird’s work revolves around the Indigenous artist’s identities — spiritual, cultural and gender. Littlebird, who is the First Friday featured artist for November, identifies ...
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NewsAllAggregateOn Asian discrimination panel, Nevada's first lady relates her firsthand experience
The hate speech directed at Nevada first lady Kathy Sisolak happened a few months ago and she’s still hurt. Sisolak detailed when a Nye County ...
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NewsAllAggregate'Pure chaos': Rude, dangerous driving persistently plagues CCSD school zones
Parents who drop off or pick up their children at school might think the traffic is unusually hectic. Drivers are parking on sidewalks, crosswalks, in ...
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NewsAllAggregateCounty honors UNLV med student who helped save man's life before Raiders game
Before the Clark County Commission declared Oct. 5 “Elizabeth Groesbeck Day,” the third-year UNLV medical student was quick to recognize others who stepped up to ...
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NewsAllAggregateNeon Museum says 'sí' to offering tours in Spanish
Marimar Rivera and Johann Rucker strolled along the twisting dirt path of the Neon Museum’s Boneyard, faces illuminated by glowing signs of Las Vegas past. ...
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NewsAllAggregateFamily carries on legacy of son, a mass shooting victim, by 'playing' it forward
Joe Robbins begins most days with a walk around Heritage Park in Henderson. Even in the heat of the Southern Nevada summer, Robbins is up ...
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NewsAllAggregateEx-addict who found hope at Mission High now eager to help others
Landynn Meyers graduated last term as a Clark County School District Star Graduate, a recognition bestowed upon 45 students for academic excellence or for overcoming ...
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NewsAllAggregateWith community fridge, healthier foods might reach more people's plates in east Las Vegas
A wooden structure tucked behind two palm trees in the front yard of a house on Blackthorn Drive in Sunrise Manor is visible when drivers ...
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NewsAllAggregateAdvocates tackle environmental justice with goal of empowering underserved Las Vegans
In Cheyenne Kyle’s home, everything has a second life. Her plastic grocery store bags become shower caps while her butter containers transform into food storage ...
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NewsAllAggregate'It's comforting': On her days off, Las Vegas nurse tends to patients' hair as volunteer
It is Brooke Johns’ day off from her frenzied 12-hour shifts in the emergency room at Southern Hills Hospital. But on this recent morning, the ...
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NewsAllAggregateWhy UFC 300 might be the most stacked top-to-bottom card in promotion history
A slightly longer-than-usual wait has stretched between the UFC staging pay-per-view cards in its home venue, T-Mobile Arena, with four months having passed since UFC ...
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NewsAllSportsAll about D.J.: UNLV basketball roster projection 1.0
The 2023-24 college basketball season concluded Monday with UConn’s victory over Purdue in the national championship game, but it already feels like the offseason has ...
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NewsAllAggregateChanges to CCSD facility use policy hit youth sports hard
At least one youth sports organizer fears that new Clark County School District facility use rules will price him out of his leagues’ only options ...
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Breaking News‘It doesn’t have to be this way,’ vice president tells Las Vegas audience about gun violence
Harris asked the crowd of high school students how many of them have had an active-shooter drill. Many raised their hands. “It doesn’t have to ...
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NewsAllAggregateClark County's proposed street vendor regulations threaten livelihoods, advocates say
Humberto and Mariana have been selling Latino-inspired street snacks for the past nine years in an east Las Vegas neighborhood near an elementary school off ...
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NewsAllAggregateLas Vegas companies saving time, money by converting offices instead of constructing them
The Comprehensive Digestive Institute of Nevada’s location in the southeast Las Vegas Valley boasts nearly a dozen exam rooms, a collaborative office space for physicians, ...
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A&ECirque du Soleil's Beatles-themed Las Vegas show will end after an 18-year run
The final curtain will come down this summer on Cirque du Soleil's long-running show “The Beatles Love," a cultural icon on the Las Vegas Strip ...
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Arts & EntertainmentNewsAllFore! Sports and entertainment themed businesses taking Las Vegas by storm
Atomic Golf is the latest in an ongoing trend of sports-entertainment complexes making Las Vegas their home. And more are on their way.
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NewsAllAggregateHelping build middle class is Vegas real estate agent's American dream
Nora Aguirre, who was born in Mexico and grew up in North Las Vegas, said she first strayed into the world of real estate because ...
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NewsAllAggregateNoah Hanifin gets 8-year extension from Golden Knights
The Golden Knights gave up conditional first- and third-round draft picks last month in acquiring defenseman Noah Hanifin ..
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AllSportsAggregateUFC 300: Max Holloway scores knockout of a lifetime over Justin Gaethje
The landmark UFC 300 will be remembered for Holloway’s big moment. ...
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AllSportsAggregateGolden Knights closing in on likely first-round playoff series with Oilers
The Golden Knights moved one step closer to a best-of-seven series with the Oilers starting on the road this weekend or early next week with ...
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NewsAllAggregateColumn: Affordable housing is a catalyst for sustainable economic growth in Southern Nevada
The need to increase affordable and general housing stock in Nevada is undeniable as we face a severe housing shortage and mounting affordability challenges.
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NewsAllSportsKruger, UNLV diving into transfer portal for reinforcements
The college basketball transfer portal has been open for almost a month, and while news has been slow to trickle out of Maryland Parkway, UNLV ...
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NewsAllSportsGolden Knights' Mark Stone cleared to return to practice after lacerated spleen
Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone has been cleared to return to practice on a limited basis as he recovers from a lacerated spleen, the ...
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DiningJunior’s brings more than its famous cheesecake to Resorts World
The Brooklyn-born Junior’s has a truly winning way with the classic dessert, and the rest of the menu is rich with the kind of deli ...
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MusicFeaturedWomen in Vegas music: 13 innovators shaping the sound of the local scene
Some of these talents are regarded in the community as musical veterans; others represent the next generation. Regardless, each woman highlighted here contributes something special ...
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AllSportsFightingConor McGregor to return at UFC 303 in Las Vegas
The fight between McGregor and Chandler, a former Bellator champion and UFC top contender, has been in the works for more than a year since ...
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The Notes: Philanthropy, April 15, 2024
In the Notes: Special Olympics Nevada, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Rebels Give, Interblock, Three Square Food Bank and more ...
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NewsAllSportsUNLV football ready to face the changes in annual portal frenzy
The on-field action has wound down for UNLV football, with the team concluding spring practice Saturday at an open scrimmage at Allegiant Stadium. But while ...
