UNLV’s insurance degree program to combat aging industry’s ‘silver tsunami’
UNLV has created Nevada’s first bachelor’s degree program in insurance and risk management to help fill a projected future shortfall of 400,000 jobs.
Portion of Stephanie Street in Henderson down to 1 lane as $23M project begins
An often-repaired stretch of Stephanie Street in Henderson is set for a nearly $23 million improvement project.
‘Builders will pay a premium’: Summerlin developer sells land at even higher prices
Howard Hughes Holdings sold land to three homebuilders for $126 million combined.
E-bike rider stuck by suspected impaired driver in northeast Las Vegas
An e-bike rider suffered life-threatening injuries in a suspected DUI crash Sunday evening in the northeast Las Vegas Valley, according to police.
New analysis questions how much land is truly available for development in Clark County
A new analysis by RCG Economics disputes a previous study that was commissioned by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada showing there is close to 80,000 acres of underutilized…
Sports on TV in Las Vegas
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
LETTER: Wasted mail ballots
Why do we register people who don’t care about voting?
CARTOON: Rigged voting?
A lot of balloon juice.
LETTER: Restoring trust in the process
When voting becomes treated as a casual act rather than a solemn civic duty, it loses value.
CARTOONS: They aren’t even trying to hide it
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.