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Consider a bet on these five golfers to win the Masters
Rory McIlroy stands alone in having put together the strongest season on the PGA Tour so far this year. There’s a strong case to be ...
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Report: Median sales price of homes $485K in Las Vegas
George Kypreos, the president of Las Vegas Realtors, said in a statement that “it’s interesting to see that the median price of existing homes hasn’t ...
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Raiders counting on Geno Smith to bring 'stability' where they need it most
In the little more than two seasons since the Raiders moved on from longtime face of the franchise Derek Carr, they’ve started six different quarterbacks.
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Nevada lawmakers consider bill to protect workers from poor air quality
Senate Bill 260 would require employers to implement safety measures for outdoor workers when air quality deteriorates due to wildfire smoke, which contains dangerous fine ...
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Space race is on, and Nevada may be ideally situated for corporations to capitalize on national security and transportation needs
Commercial real estate developer Rob Lauer envisions a new era of space exploration unfolding—with Las Vegas positioned to become a key player.
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People on the Move: April 7, 2025
In the Notes: Foresight Housing Partners, HopeLink of Southern Nevada, SR Construction, Bailey Kennedy, Lawrence Barnard and more ...
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Cox Business partners with RingCentral to bring AI-powered voice, chat, video and contact center capabilities to Southern Nevada customers
Cox Business is constantly evolving its product portfolio to drive greater outcomes for customers, including a new partnership with RingCentral, a leading global provider of ...
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UNLV professor faces loss of grant money for LGBTQ+ caregiving work over Trump crackdown
In February, UNLV assistant professor Jason Flatt received notice that the U.S. Department of Defense would no longer fund his $1.4 million study on veterans ...
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Elected Republicans must pay the price for Trump’s economic vandalism
President Donald Trump promised to make America great again. But his sweeping and reckless imposition of tariffs is already dragging the country toward disaster.
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Las Vegas resident champions idea of desert-friendly zoo
Steve Lake envisions a zoo no more than 25 acres, with animals that could withstand the region’s extreme summer temperatures. The Las Vegas Strip once ...
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Nevada legislative committees advance education-related bills
Nevada lawmakers made progress this week on legislation addressing education issues across the state. A series of bills advancing to floor votes would provide ...
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NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of the Final Four
The victor of the second Final Four game tonight in San Antonio will go on to cut down the nets Monday night. ...
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Faculty at Nevada State University vote for collective bargaining
Faculty at Nevada State University have won the right to collectively bargain after a vote resulted in a 104-8 margin in favor of the action. ...
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Innovative Las Vegas center tackles mental health crisis with holistic care model
A groundbreaking integrated crisis intervention center opened its doors Thursday, marking a milestone collaboration between Molina Healthcare of Nevada and the Las Vegas-based Human Behavior ...
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Prop betting began as another way to bet the Super Bowl and has grown into major wagering attraction
As Chicago roared through the 1985 NFL season, the Bears bullied opponents with the innovative “46 defense.” Sports betting at that time ...
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La legislación de Nevada busca dar más control a las familias en la selección de una escuela pública
La Asamblea Legislativa de Nevada está estudiando una propuesta para flexibilizar los límites de asistencia dentro de los distritos escolares.
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Man hit by vehicle in February died last week in Las Vegas
A man hit by a vehicle in February died last week, according to a Metro Police news release.
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Police identify suspect in man's March death in Las Vegas
Metro Police have identified a suspect in the death of a man whose body was found by officers March 22, according to a news release.
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Scooter rider dies after being hit by public transit bus in Las Vegas
A man has died after being hit by a public transit bus while riding an electric scooter, according to a Metro Police news release.
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AG Ford joins lawsuit against RFK, HHS over ending Nevada health grants
Attorney General Aaron Ford has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for canceling ...
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