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Las Vegas cafe helps young adults bloom after difficult childhoods
Trauma can hinder a successful launch into adulthood, including employment.
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EV boom cuts into revenue available for Nevada roads
Nevadans’ ongoing adoption of electric vehicles and improving gas mileage are dampening state revenue from the motor vehicle fuel tax, threatening the departments that depend ...
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NV Energy places controversial demand charge on shelf until October
NV Energy is delaying the rollout of its controversial new daily demand charge until Oct. 1, pushing back a major change in how Southern Nevada ...
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Shutdown strain shows as Las Vegas airport pantry for TSA workers runs low on food
The Food & Essentials Pantry at Harry Reid International Airport, set up to aid unpaid federal workers during the ongoing partial government shutdown, was virtually ...
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A's Player of the Month: Foothill's Lilly May
Lilly May’s basketball career lasted just one season, but the aggression she brought to the hardwood found a much better home on the wrestling mat.
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Golden Nugget owner in talks to buy out Caesars Entertainment
Tilman Fertitta’s Fertitta Entertainment could pay around $34 a share — an improvement from Icahn Enterprises’ $33-a-share offer, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Crowds coming to Las Vegas getting wealthier, says tourism board
The income level of Las Vegas visitors has been rising in recent years, according to new data from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s ...
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Pastner’s faith in his players fuels UNLV basketball's rise
Pastner’s first season has been defined by inconsistency, particularly on the defensive end, and a rash of injuries that forced him to work with a ...
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Donations, determination fuel progress on memorial to Las Vegas shooting victims
With more than $22 million in donations now secured — two-thirds of the revised $34 million budget — Las Vegas is ready to begin building ...
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¿Pueden las líneas de ensamblaje solucionar la crisis inmobiliaria en Estados Unidos?
Una empresa de Nevada espera resolver la crisis inmobiliaria a nivel nacional mediante la producción de casas modulares en una línea de ensamblaje, al igual ...
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People on the Move: March 9, 2026
In the Notes: Ellis Island Casino & Hotel, WOW Carwash, Kalika Moquin, MGM Resorts International, Station Casinos, Maverick Helicopters, Cliff Atkinson and more ...
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North Las Vegas-based Boxabl taking assembly line approach to solving America's housing crisis
A Nevada company hopes to solve a nationwide housing crisis by producing modular homes in an assembly-line style — just like the production lines of ...
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Alexis Hill pitches ‘aggressive’ revenue plan in campaign for Nevada governor
Alexis Hill, the Washoe County commissioner seeking the Democratic nomination in Nevada’s gubernatorial race, wants to boost the state’s yearly revenue by $4 billion, according ...
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Las Vegas’ St. Viator Catholic school makes inclusion the norm
In Nevada’s Catholic schools, there is only one place where a child with special needs sits beside their classmates, not apart from them. At St. ...
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‘Scary being in the middle of a war’: UNLV legend flees Israel after Iranian strikes
Desi-Rae Young huddled in the bomb shelter of her Israeli apartment with a basketball teammate as sirens wailed to warn residents of an incoming missile ...
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Before Mint 400, off-road community cleans up Southern Nevada desert
When Dustin Van Orman raced his motorcycle in the Mint 400 a few years ago, he had hours alone with his thoughts in the rugged ...
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Report: Las Vegas housing market shows signs of shift toward buyers
The Las Vegas housing market is showing increasing signs of favoring buyers, with home prices slipping, sales slowing and available inventory climbing, according to a ...
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RTC warns of funding shortfall, deep cutbacks in bus routes
Southern Nevada’s transit agency is warning of deep service cuts that could end bus programs for veterans and seniors, and sharply reduce paratransit rides — ...
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Goodbye, Eastside Cannery: Boulder Highway casino imploded
At 2 a.m. Thursday, with little fanfare, a wave of explosives rippled through the floors of the building’s remaining structure before it collapsed — no ...
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Smart crosswalk marks start of Las Vegas Chinatown revival
Along Spring Mountain Road between the Shanghai and Chinatown plazas stand two tall red poles marking the beginning of a crosswalk for pedestrians to navigate ...
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