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NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of the Final Four
The UConn Huskies have already clinched their place in the legacy of the 2026 NCAA Tournament. ...
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Southern Nevada Health District offering free lead testing for public
The Southern Nevada Health District will offer free lead testing for consumer products from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Monday at 280 S. Decatur Blvd., officials ...
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Attendance for CES in Las Vegas rose to nearly 150,000
The annual CES technology conference in Las Vegas attracted 148,392 attendees in January, marking another year-over-year increase for one of the world’s largest business gatherings ...
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Aging buildings, fewer students create new reality for CCSD
The Clark County School District faces a stark reality: Enrollment is falling while its buildings continue to age. For the nation’s fifth-largest district, that equation ...
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From lionfish mohawks to LED wings, SECTA students prove flair for fashion
Las Vegas high schoolers put on a showcase Friday at Southeast Career Technical Academy demonstrating how well they can turn a look from head to ...
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Front desk workers at Park MGM ratify first union contract
Front desk workers at Park MGM unanimously ratified their first collective bargaining agreement with a two-year contract covering 82 employees, Teamsters Local 986 said in ...
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Teen’s fight against drunk driving starts close to home in Southern Nevada
Francesca Srinarayana, whose mother was nearly killed in a drunk driving collision before Francesca was born, is committed to making roads safer through her work ...
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Home recognized as historical landmark for women's rights by Nevada
A historic Reno residence that once served as a refuge for unmarried mothers and their children has been officially recognized for its place in Nevada’s ...
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Las Vegas’ second Super Bowl will ‘raise the bar’ from wildly successful debut
Las Vegas was one of, if not the singular, best host of the Super Bowl in the modern era since it’s morphed into the annual, ...
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Steve Hill: Travel rewards matter for Nevada’s economy
More than 31 million Americans hold airline travel rewards credit cards, using points and miles to offset the cost of flights, hotel stays and convention ...
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Golden Knights open Tortorella era with 4-2 win over Canucks
Adin Hill made 22 stops and the Vegas Golden Knights opened the John Tortorella era with a 4-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Monday ...
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How the 5Cs of credit help Nevada small businesses access capital
Looking for capital for your Nevada small business? You’re not alone.
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Las Vegas vet's shop connects with customers through TikTok program
Since opening in 2019, Custom Jacks has grown from producing 10 to 15 flags a month to anywhere between 300 and 400 flags, with product ...
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Las Vegas initiative supports trafficking survivors’ path to independence
While law enforcement focuses on getting people, mostly women, out of the cycle of human trafficking, Anzorena said Hope Co. is about supporting survivors’ transition ...
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Objetivo patriótico del programa: impulsar las empresas de los veteranos
Custom Jacks, un taller de carpintería con sede en Las Vegas que se especializa en banderas estadounidenses onduladas en 3D, utiliza la misma plantilla para ...
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Nevada senator's bill would boost protections for road workers, first responders
U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., has introduced legislation aimed at strengthening protections for roadside workers and first responders on the nation’s highways and ...
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Golden Knights fire Bruce Cassidy, replace him with John Tortorella
Bruce Cassidy is out as coach of the Vegas Golden Knights, who fired him Sunday in an abrupt late-season change and replaced him with John ...
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66 years after Moulin Rouge Agreement, Historic Westside landmark looks to future
Standing on a small stage in front of the historic Harrison House on F Street, Katherine Duncan-Reed read aloud a proclamation that — 66 years ...
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NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of Sunday's Elite 8
The overall implication after the first game was clear — Michigan thought it would see Duke again in the NCAA Tournament. ...
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CSN targets underserved Southern Nevada neighborhoods with expanding network of training centers
CSN President Stacy Klippenstein said the training center had already welcomed hundreds of students, calling it “essential for the revitalization of the Historic Westside.” Training ...
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