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Las Vegas residents urged to keep it safe and sane for Fourth of July revelry
T he Fourth of July tradition of families igniting fireworks in celebration comes with a heightened warning this week from fire officials across Southern Nevada: ...
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Nevada's Titus fights back on gambling hit in Trump tax bill
The change, a late addition to the Senate version the House of Representatives concurred with Thursday, reduces the amount gamblers can deduct from their winnings ...
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About 800 still without power in Las Vegas valley
Crews have made progress restoring downed power poles, and the number of customers still without electricity is down to about 1,164 as of 10 a.m., ...
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Las Vegas Culinary official: Trump mixes signals on deporting migrant farm, hotel laborers
Officials with Culinary Union Local 226 and Bartenders Union Local 165 in Las Vegas see the changing position as Trump tries to thread the needle ...
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Hotel del Coronado, newly renovated, offers a coastal escape for Las Vegans
Blackstone Real Estate, which owns “the Del,” is ready to show off the fruits of a newly completed, six-year, multimillion-dollar renovation that touched nearly every ...
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To feed their greed, Republicans dust off same tired, failed tax policy
If the budget bill currently under consideration by the U.S. House of Representatives passes, it will go down as one of the most fiscally irresponsible ...
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Prescription to boost veterinarians in Nevada: Local talent, new school
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has declared 243 rural veterinary shortage areas in 46 states this year. Douglas and Nye counties are considered “high-priority shortage ...
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Tropicana area hit hardest by winds; hundreds still without power in Las Vegas valley
Crews continue to work around the clock to restore power and replace splintered power poles damaged by Tuesday's heavy winds.
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Lease inked; construction on Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital starts in ’26
A milestone for Nevada families moved closer to reality as Intermountain Health, the Gardner Group and the UNLV Research Foundation completed a land lease agreement ...
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Las Vegas residents decry surge in homeless encampments after tunnel sweep
As Clark County’s homelessness problem grows, officials from the county and other local agencies are increasing their efforts to remove encampments and get homeless individuals ...
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In Las Vegas, The Center ready to step up as feds cut funding for LGBTQ youth suicide hotline
The LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada is bracing for an anticipated surge in youths seeking mental health support after the Trump administration last month eliminated ...
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'Big Beautiful Bill' jeopardizes 100,000 Nevadans’ care, congresswoman says
Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nev., painted a dark picture Tuesday morning should the Republican-led “Big Beautiful Bill” get through Congress and be signed into law: more ...
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About 2,800 still without power in Las Vegas area after high winds
More than 2,800 NV Energy customers are still without power after Tuesday’s wind storms that damaged more than 60 electric poles. As of 9 a.m., ...
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Nevada governor launches health agency as part of department revamp
Gov. Joe Lombardo and the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services announced today the launch of the Nevada Health Authority. The new state agency ...
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Commissioners approve alcohol storage rule changes for hotels, theaters
The Clark County Commission this morning voted 7-0 to remove the requirement that hotels keep alcohol cabinets locked in guest rooms and other private viewing ...
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Tras un largo proceso, Devin White se siente revitalizado como jugador de los Raiders
Tom Brady no está interfiriendo en las operaciones diarias de los Raiders al comenzar su primera temporada como propietario minoritario de la franquicia.
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Fourth of July festivities prompt Clark County air quality advisory
Clark County's Division of Air Quality has issued a smoke advisory for the upcoming Independence Day weekend, warning residents that celebratory fireworks may ...
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Las Vegas visitation continues to fall in May, down by 6.5% from 2024
Las Vegas tourism was down by nearly a quarter-million visitors last month compared to the same time last year ...
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Legislative green light signals go time for campus improvements at Nevada universities
The university is using part of a $6.2 million state appropriation to continue planning and design for a new Lee Business School building at Maryland ...
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La ciberseguridad es vital para empresas de todos los tamaños
En 2024, se denunciaron ante el Centro de Denuncias de Delitos en Internet del FBI pérdidas por valor de 16,600 millones de dólares debido a ...
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