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Attorney files FBI complaint against Las Vegas officer over Tiktoker's arrest at immigration protest
The charge stems from TikToker Karlin Martinez’s arrest following a downtown protest against federal immigration policies on June 11.
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No desks, no debt: Teens try out trades at hands-on Las Vegas summer camp
Teenage summer campers experienced their light bulb moments this week — literally. In a workshop, they built lamps by hand, soldering copper tubing for the ...
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A rear view of Strip history moves to a new home at Circa in downtown Las Vegas
Younger Las Vegas visitors might not remember the heyday of the “Crazy Girls” run, but when they visit Circa, they’ll be able to feel the ...
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Metro: Detective hit suspects while exchanging gunfire Sunday in Las Vegas
Metro Police detectives shot at least one man after he allegedly opened fire on them early Sunday, according to an update on the incident in ...
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UMC, Clark County launch crisis stabilization center to ease psychiatric emergencies
Clark County officials are celebrating the opening of a new crisis stabilization center in the northeast valley ...
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Latin Chamber's accelerator program cultivates leaders to help small businesses grow
A new program from the Latin Chamber of Commerce in Las Vegas aims to expand the local workforce by providing small businesses with the tools ...
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Overburdened Nevada nurses disappointed by governor's veto of minimum staffing bill
The proposal called for establishing maximum ratios based on patient acuity in hospitals located in counties with populations of at least 100,000 ...
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Nevada Latino Caucus to return to bill to keep ICE out of schools
The Nevada Latino Legislative Caucus said it will revive a proposal vetoed this month by Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo that would have prevented federal immigration ...
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Fontainebleau’s Hall of Excellence to open as Tom Brady’s latest local sports foray
The museum opens to the public at 10 a.m. Friday with tickets costing $35 for general admission, $30 for Nevada residents and $25 for children. ...
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Titus continues fight against sale of public lands in Congress
U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., discovered an unexpected ally in Montana’s Ryan Zinke last month, calling the Republican representative “a big Western cowboy” while acknowledging ...
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Hoover Dam’s story told ‘through the people who lived it’ at new visitor center
The first visitors to enter the renovated Hoover Dam Visitor Center on Tuesday morning made their way slowly through the building’s new exhibit, exploring each ...
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Nevada senators vocal in support of Israel as it ramps up strikes on Iran
Nevada's U.S. Democratic Sens. Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto both vocally committed their support for Israel as the nation has continued to escalate its ...
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Jack Eichel extension looms as Golden Knights’ first order of business this offseason
A particularly painful Stanley Cup Final for the Vegas Golden Knights to watch wraps up either tonight in Sunrise, Fla., or Friday in Edmonton, Alberta. ...
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Lombardo veto stirs anger among those touched by deadly UNLV campus shooting
Students and staff affected by the 2023 on-campus shooting at UNLV that killed three professors and injured another are criticizing Gov. Joe Lombardo’s veto last ...
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Despite challenges, air travel customers remain satisfied
America’s air traffic control system has been crying out for modernization for 25 years, yet remains trapped in technological limbo.
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Microchipping program will help Clark County pet owners comply with new law
Clark County is launching an affordable $5 microchipping program to help residents comply with the approaching August deadline for mandatory pet microchipping, officials said last ...
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Embracing the dark side: Starry sky is a bright spot in Nevada's economy
The Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation and Travel Nevada launched its Dark Skies Toolkit this month — a resource designed to help communities, agencies and ...
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Las Vegas youths take to the streets against ICE raids in schools
The fear is that enforcement efforts could be coming to Nevada schools, especially after Gov. Joe Lombardo earlier this month vetoed Assembly Bill 217, which ...
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Jurisdictions working to streamline street vendor licensing across city lines
Street vendors across the Las Vegas valley may soon find it easier to do business thanks to a groundbreaking multijurisdictional licensing program that would allow ...
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Southern Nevada Pride Fest stands firm in the face of LGBTQ rights rollbacks
The Southern Nevada Pride Fest of Henderson is celebrating its fifth anniversary this afternoon at Sunset Park, and amid growing attacks ...
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