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Anne Davis
Assistant Editor-
Since it's still too hot to enjoy the arts outside, these five air-conditioned events will keep you both comfy and cultured
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For the unhoused, this summer’s record-breaking heat comes with insurmountable risks
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Las Vegas broke yet another heat record on Wednesday, reaching temperatures of 115 degrees or above for more than four consecutive days.
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Right now, there are about 1,000 job vacancies within Clark County’s government. That’s nearly 20% of all county jobs, meaning current workers are having to pick up the slack.
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Celebrate artistic freedom with this smattering of plays, music, art, and gatherings
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Research into gender disparities within the disease is relatively recent.
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We all want our kids to grow up healthy, both physically and mentally. A key to that growth is healthy, safe parents.
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Problems and issues related to family court in Nevada go back decades.
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A Las Vegas high school photo class provides a safe place to fail, and the technical skills to win
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For years in Las Vegas, the saying went something like this: "if you need specialized medical care, go to the airport," because then you can catch a flight to Los Angeles or some other city with a hospital that actually does that surgery.