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UNLV has officially parted ways with men’s basketball head coach Kevin Kruger following another lackluster season. The Rebels finished their 2024-25 campaign with a 17-14 record, falling short of postseason expectations with an 11-9 standing in the Mountain West Conference, landing them in sixth place. UNLV Athletic Director Erick Harper...

A quiet Lake Mead neighborhood is now dealing with an increasingly dangerous situation as squatters have taken over a deceased homeowner’s property, raising major safety concerns for families in the area. Residents report that the once well-maintained home has become a haven for trespassers, bringing crime, drug use, and disturbances...

Federal law enforcement is cracking down on dangerous criminals entering the country, as FBI and ICE agents arrested an MS-13 gang member at Harry Reid International Airport on Friday. The fugitive, who was on a government watch list, arrived in Las Vegas on a flight from New York before being...

Violence on public transportation has reached alarming levels in Nevada, with bus drivers being assaulted, spit on, and even stabbed while simply doing their jobs. Now, state lawmakers are finally taking action with Assembly Bill 361, which aims to install physical barriers and panic buttons to protect drivers from violent...

A Nevada man has been arrested after allegedly scamming a buyer on Facebook Marketplace, selling a vehicle with fraudulent mileage and title records, according to the Nevada DMV. This case is yet another reminder of why buyers must take personal responsibility when purchasing used vehicles from private sellers. The suspect,...

The Clark County School District (CCSD) Board of School Trustees has unanimously appointed Jhone Ebert as the new Superintendent of Schools. Ebert, who has spent years in the public education system, currently serves as Nevada’s Superintendent of Public Instruction and has been involved in education leadership roles for over three...

The Clark County School District (CCSD) is cutting off a key financial incentive for special education and Title I teachers months before the school year ends, leaving many educators frustrated and reconsidering their positions. Last year, CCSD and the Clark County Education Association (CCEA) agreed to a temporary pay increase...