The dream of luring the Oakland A’s to Southern Nevada has been fueled by “hopeful optimism because the Oakland franchise officials have come to Las Vegas so often,” says John L. Smith.
Tribal jails can be found in some of the most remote places in the country, but their frequently poor conditions have caught the attention of those in Washington.
The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, led to a rethinking of what security meant in Las Vegas, which fell off an economic cliff when people were suddenly afraid to travel.
Saying “she’s an optimist by nature,” the president of a Southern Nevada education advocacy group sees better days ahead for students and teachers despite the lingering pandemic.
More developers are looking to build on available land in existing neighborhoods, a process known as infill development. Along with creating new housing options closer to town, infill development slows sprawl and the expensive new infrastructure that comes with it.
After a marathon meeting that included hours of impassioned public comment, the Clark County school board early Thursday approved mandating COVID-19 vaccines for district employees.
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To ban, or not to ban, that was a question this month for the popular OnlyFans website, which announced a prohibition on explicit content only to reverse itself days later.
Supporters of a planned lithium mine in remote far-north Nevada say it will create jobs and help the transition to a clean energy future, with the metal serving as a vital component in EV and other batteries.
Pro football teams cut players all the time, but the Las Vegas Raiders just got rid of several front-office executives amid reports of tax irregularities.
