Several non-profits in the Las Vegas valley are adjusting to losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in education funding after the Trump Administration put a freeze on some money.

Las Vegas’s famed casino floors are getting quieter as table game dealers find themselves among the first to feel the squeeze of technological change and a downturn in tourism. Major resorts on the ...

Tonight, the Las Vegas Raiders are only four days away from the veterans reporting and training camp getting underway, and we find the wait for professional foo ...

U.S. envoy to Syria Tom Barrack says that Israel and Syria have agreed to a ceasefire following Israel’s intervention this week in fighting between Syrian government forces and ...

The City of Las Vegas is requesting feedback from area businesses on a proposal that would lift the Arts District’s exemption ...

Students attending UNLV's Transportation Summer Camp received a hands-on lesson in storm drain infrastructure during a ...

Resurrection Life Fellowship, a revival church on East Russell Road, has become a point of contention for some residents, ...

Unhoused individuals are a continuing concern in neighborhoods across Las Vegas. This follows concerns raised by viewers about a makeshift church where a homeless population resides on the property, ...

ACLU of Nevada has filed a lawsuit against LVMPD for allegedly refusing to release public records related to the department's ...

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The ACLU of Nevada filed a lawsuit against the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, claiming it is refusing to release ...

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