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Las Vegas Aces MVP A’ja Wilson is making headlines yet again, this time as one of TIME Magazine’s Women of the Year. The magazine praises Wilson as an “extraordinary leader” in women’s sports, highlighting her advocacy on mental health and equity in the WNBA. But in an era where sports...

The North Las Vegas City Council has approved a $350,000 taxpayer-funded payout to settle a federal lawsuit brought by a woman who claims she was beaten by a corrections officer while in custody, breaking her arm. This settlement was quietly passed as part of the council’s consent agenda, a process...

A former manager at a Las Vegas gun store is facing serious legal trouble after allegedly stealing more than $160,000, with police linking the missing funds to massive gambling losses. Debbie Walker, who worked for nearly a decade at Discount Firearms & Ammo on Highland Drive, has been charged with...

The Clark County School District (CCSD) is advancing in its quest to appoint a new superintendent, focusing on four distinguished candidates, three of whom have deep-rooted connections to the district. This selection process underscores the district’s commitment to leadership that understands local challenges and is poised to drive educational excellence....

Nevada pet owners, take note—Clark County is rolling out new mandatory microchipping laws for dogs and cats, a move that has sparked debate over government overreach versus responsible pet ownership. To help residents comply with this new requirement, the Nevada SPCA is stepping in with $5 microchip Wednesdays throughout March....

Las Vegas Metro Police are investigating yet another homicide in the northwest valley, marking the city’s third murder in just 24 hours. The latest incident unfolded early Monday morning when police were called to assist the fire department at a Walgreens parking lot on North Durango Drive, where they discovered...

Las Vegas, a city known for pushing boundaries, remains curiously hesitant when it comes to legal cannabis access on the Strip. Despite Nevada’s legalization of recreational marijuana, strict federal regulations keep casinos from getting involved—forcing tourists to turn to illicit markets instead of regulated dispensaries. But could that soon change?...