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Pedestrian Killed Near Las Vegas Strip in Suspected Impaired Driving Crash
Police suspect impairment after a pedestrian was struck and killed near the Las Vegas Strip early Wednesday.
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Nevada Housing Vacancy Eases Slightly as Empty Homes Stay Nearly Flat
Nevada’s housing vacancy rate edged down, but nearly 124,000 vacant homes still weren’t translating into more choices for buyers.
Summerlin’s First Indoor Pickleball Club Opens With Eight Courts and 24/7 Access
The Courts, Summerlin’s first indoor pickleball club, opened May 1 with eight climate-controlled courts, 24/7 access, and 390 members.
Henderson moves to require development agreements for data center projects
Henderson is set to require development agreements for data center operators after a City Council hearing on a proposed 180-day permit ban.
Diamondbacks Edge Athletics in 10 Innings After A’s Rally Falls Short
The Diamondbacks topped the Athletics 6-5 in 10 innings after Ildemaro Vargas delivered the game-winning single.
University Gardens shopping center fate remains unclear a year after Las Vegas fire
A year after a fire at University Gardens near UNLV, the damaged buildings are gone, but the property’s future is still unresolved.
Clark County adds funding to recruit more foster families
Clark County Family Services says it has new $625,000 funding to help recruit more foster families as demand for caregivers remains high.
Channel 13 joins volunteers to pack 3,000 weekend meal bags for Clark County students
Channel 13 employees helped Serving Our Kids Foundation pack 3,000 weekend meal bags for Clark County students facing food insecurity.
Reader Criticizes Governor Over Traffic Stop Treatment
A reader letter in the Las Vegas Review-Journal argues the governor’s traffic stop shows unequal treatment.
Letter criticizes wealth of career politicians
A Las Vegas Review-Journal letter to the editor says it is amazing how many professional politicians end up wealthy.
Letter criticizes Sheriff McMahill over apparent double standard
A Las Vegas Review-Journal letter to the editor criticizes Sheriff McMahill for what the writer sees as a double standard involving an officer and the governor.
Editorial Cartoon Roundup Highlights Fetterman Warning to Democrats
A cartoon roundup from the Las Vegas Review-Journal featuring a political cartoon about John Fetterman and Democrats.
Editorial: Why the DSA’s Rising Influence Is Drawing Comparisons to 1917
An editorial discusses the Democratic Socialists of America’s recent primary wins in New York and Colorado and compares the movement’s momentum to 1917.
Nevada citizenship verification debate highlights voter integrity concerns
Victor Joecks says Nevada’s voter citizenship checks should be stronger, arguing current safeguards fall short.
Downing Street Political Turmoil Highlighted in New Editorial Cartoon
A new editorial cartoon riffs on Downing Street instability with a revolving-door joke and a Labour pun.
Commentary argues for removing state barriers to health care access
A Las Vegas Review-Journal commentary argues that health care should not be limited by state lines and calls it a simple deregulatory reform.
Social Media Posts Spark Debate Over Online Cruelty
A short commentary from the Las Vegas Review-Journal reflects on how social media can bring out harsh, nasty behavior online.
Summerlin South Softball Moves to Elimination Game After West Regional Loss
Summerlin South softball fell 4-1 to Northern California and now needs a win over Southern California to keep its Little League World Series hopes alive.
North Las Vegas offers free back-to-school events with supplies and sports physicals
North Las Vegas is hosting free summer back-to-school events to help families save money on supplies, sports physicals and other school-year needs.
Las Vegas Police Investigate Stolen Ambulance in Southwest Area
Police are searching for suspects after a Ford F350 Optum Medicine ambulance was stolen in southwest Las Vegas on July 12.
