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Scotty's Castle tours resume, lawmakers seek investigation of Lombardo, Arts District parking dispute grows, and helicopter flights prep for New Year's Eve.
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Hyundai and Kia settle over anti-theft devices, BLM stalls NV Energy project, Grand Canyon hotels reopen, and North Las Vegas approves new civic building agreement. -
ACLU joins Nevada's voter data fight, Henderson modifies Boulder Highway project, Western Nevada College expands nursing program, and NBA eyes Las Vegas expansion. -
F1 bridge may become permanent, North Las Vegas school gets safety upgrades, and Henderson cracks down on illegal e-bikes. Plus, UNLV's bowl game commitment. -
Nevada's unemployment dips slightly, Washoe County approves Burning Man road repairs, immigration enforcement agreements rise, and the NBA Cup finals tip off in Las Vegas. -
Animal shelters offer holiday adoption deals, Zoox expands to T-Mobile Arena, rodeo adapts to virus outbreak, and DiscoShow closes after low ticket sales in Las Vegas. -
Nevada launches $20K homebuyer program for essential workers, Henderson enforces leash laws, and rural schools get federal funding through 2027 with House approval. -
A'ja Wilson named TIME's 2025 Athlete of the Year, West Las Vegas Library opens, Christmas Bird Count begins, and white-nose syndrome found in Nevada bats. -
Regents delay tuition vote, Michelin Guide returns to Las Vegas, unhoused lawsuit targets Trump policy, and a Supreme Court case could reshape Nevada election spending. -
Nevada State gets a new North Las Vegas campus, UNLV heads to the Frisco Bowl, the Raiders fall to 2-11, and health officials warn of upcoming flu and RSV season peaks. -
NFR kicks off its 40th year in Las Vegas, FIFA picks D.C. over Vegas for World Cup draw, and Gruden's lawsuit against the NFL moves forward.
