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Emerald Island Casino throws 14th annual 'Pig Out' party
Emerald Island Casino hosted its 14th annual Player Appreciation Pig Out Party on Saturday, offering food, prizes, and giveaways to loyal guests.
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Veteran Las Vegas anchor returning after 19-month break
Veteran Las Vegas anchor John Huck is returning to local television on KSNV News 3 and The CW after a 19-month absence following his abrupt departure from Fox 5.
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Sunshine returns Sunday before midweek rain arrives
Sunny skies return Sunday before a midweek storm brings breezy winds and light rain Wednesday through Thursday, followed by cooler temperatures in the low 70s.
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CCSD sees decline in student crashes as e-bike injuries get more serious
Clark County School District reports fewer student-vehicle collisions this year, but emergency rooms are seeing more serious injuries from e-bikes and e-scooters, especially head trauma, despite incre...
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Man killed, woman injured after dispute leads to shooting in northeast Las Vegas Valley
A man was killed and a woman injured early Saturday in a shooting following a dispute in the northeast Las Vegas Valley.
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Man dead, woman hospitalized in early morning east Las Vegas valley shooting
A man died and a woman was hospitalized after a shooting in east Las Vegas early Saturday morning.
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Plane skids off runway at Las Vegas airport, hits fence
A plane skidded off runway 1L at Harry Reid International Airport and struck a perimeter fence on Sunday morning, prompting runway closures and potential travel delays.
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Pedestrian hit, killed in North Las Vegas crash
A man in his 40s was struck and killed by a Volkswagen Tiguan while crossing West Cheyenne Avenue outside a marked crosswalk in North Las Vegas early Sunday.
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Nellis Air Force Base: Service member dies after rappelling fall at a UT San Antonio game
A Nellis Air Force Base service member died after falling during a pregame rappelling demonstration at a UTSA football game in San Antonio on Saturday.
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Pedestrian killed in North Las Vegas crash
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle early Sunday morning on West Cheyenne Avenue in North Las Vegas.
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1 dead, 1 injured after 2-vehicle crash in North Las Vegas
One person died and another was injured in a two-vehicle crash in North Las Vegas early Sunday morning.
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Vegas in 5: Sunday, Oct. 18
The five Las Vegas stories people are reading this Sunday.
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More CCSD students passing AP exams, with qualifying scores up 9.6%
More Clark County School District students are passing the Advanced Placement exams showing that they can handle college-level coursework, and possibly earn college credit while still in high school.
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ACLU appeals ruling on Las Vegas Strip pedestrian bridge restrictions
“Ordinary people should not have to guess whether they’re going to end up with a criminal penalty for taking a photo on the spaces that they subsidize,” Athar Haseebullah, the organization’s executive...
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Education board expands college safety efforts with Eyes Open campaign
NSHE has launched Eyes Open, a statewide portal where people across the system can report concerning behavior they witness. Officials believe the move will make Nevada’s colleges ...
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'Farewell to Cashman Night' | Final game held at Cashman Field
Las Vegas Lights FC held a farewell event at Cashman Field as the team prepares to move to a new, undisclosed location in Las Vegas, with the site set for redevelopment into a housing community called...
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NEVADA VIEWS: Rent control won’t fix Nevada housing costs
Nevada Subcontractors Association CEO Kelly Gaines argues rent control reduces housing construction and supply, pointing to vetoes by Gov. Joe Lombardo and economic research as evidence.
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VICTOR JOECKS: Why the death penalty can be pro-life
A commentary argues the death penalty affirms human dignity and that logistical challenges are manufactured by opponents.
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Saturday’s Las Vegas Pride Festival a day of fun, inclusion and equality
The Las Vegas PRIDE Festival celebrated LGBTQ+ culture with music, food, vendors, and community support, emphasizing inclusion and human rights while featuring personal stories from attendees and orga...
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Rain chances increase mid-week as Pacific trough nears
Rain chances are expected to increase mid-week in Las Vegas as a Pacific trough approaches, with the best chance for widespread showers on Thursday.
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Clark County voters head to polls as early voting begins
Clark County voters are participating in early voting for the November midterm elections, with a new in-person process allowing them to review printed ballots before scanning them into a tabulator.
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Woman trapped in car on Las Vegas road for 7 hours after utility poles fell on car, lawsuit alleges
A Nevada woman sued NV Energy, claiming she was trapped for seven hours after live utility poles fell onto her car on East Tropicana Avenue in July 2025.
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Ex-Las Vegas TV reporter says wrongfully convicted woman gave money to her son
Former KVVU‑TV reporter Cyndi Lundeberg says she received a monetary gift for her son from exonerated inmate Kirstin Lobato, sparking mixed reactions from journalism ethics experts and silence from he...
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Vegas in 5: Saturday, Oct. 17
The five Las Vegas stories people are reading this Saturday.
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New Boulder City hub aims to drive Nevada’s growing outdoor recreation economy
The Nevada Division of Tourism, known as Travel Nevada, opened the Travel Nevada Adventure Center-Boulder City last week, adding to the region’s outdoor recreation ...
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'Halloween Home': North Las Vegas family celebrates the spookiest of holidays by transforming front lawn
The Kirby family in North Las Vegas transforms their front lawn into an elaborate Halloween display each year, featuring themed decorations and inviting the public to enjoy the spooky setup.
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‘Doesn’t sound like Tommy’: Former Nevada colleagues react after police identify 1960 child killer
Chicago police say former Nevada federal public defender Thomas McInerney was the 1960 killer of 8‑year‑old Gloria Kowalewicz, prompting shock and denial from his former colleagues.
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How a bone sample and a social media post helped identify Lake Mead barrel victim
A bone sample, forensic genealogy, and a social media post helped identify the man found in a barrel at Lake Mead as Edward Lelburian Jackson, nicknamed 'Buddy,' who was likely killed in the early 198...
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Wynn Resorts Foundation offering up to $200K in grants to Southern Nevada nonprofits
The Wynn Resorts Foundation’s 2026 Pitch Fest will award up to $200,000 to Southern Nevada nonprofits that present innovative, measurable, and sustainable community projects.
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UNLV relaunches RebelFolio, online student platform
UNLV is relaunching RebelFolio, a student-run online media platform, to give journalism and writing students a place to publish their work and build professional portfolios.
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Shooting near Clark High School prompts lockdown
A shooting near Clark High School prompted a lockdown that has since been lifted, with no arrests reported.
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Las Vegas police investigating shooting near Fremont Street
Las Vegas police are investigating a shooting near Eastern Avenue and Fremont Street, with three people detained and no injuries reported.
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7-year-old girl hospitalized; Las Vegas mother urges parents to speak up
A Las Vegas mother is urging parents to trust their instincts after her 7-year-old daughter was hospitalized with kidney failure following months of unexplained symptoms.
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East Las Vegas businesses on edge after deadly shooting, 3 suspects sought
A deadly robbery at an east Las Vegas business has turned into a homicide investigation, with three suspects still at large and local workers expressing fear and adjusting routines for safety.
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570-acre Norte Fire burns homes in San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano; evacuations ordered
The Norte Fire burned 570 acres in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano, destroying several homes and prompting evacuations as firefighters battled wind-driven flames.
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SNHBA names Trilogy Sunstone Best 55+ Community of the Year
Trilogy Sunstone was named Best 55+ Community of the Year by the Southern Nevada Homebuilders Association and is celebrating the grand opening of its Modern Collection phase with special savings and c...
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NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun addresses Las Vegas Realtors
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun told Las Vegas Realtors that rising mortgage rates above 7 percent are pressuring both new and existing home sales, with 2026 forecasts now lowered to minimal growth, ...
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UNLV regents appoint Chris Heavey permanent president with $628K salary
The UNLV Board of Regents appointed Chris Heavey as the university's permanent president with a three-year contract and a base salary of $627,816.
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LETTER: Advice for candidates
Forget disparaging your opponent, just tell us what you want to do.
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EDITORIAL: Recommendations for Question 6 and 7
Politicians aren’t the only ones seeking your support this fall. Nevada voters will decide the fate of two ballot questions.
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COMMENTARY: Fewer students should mean smarter schools, not permanent budgets
Right-sizing can mean smaller, stronger schools.
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