‘A great thing’: Boulder City takes steps to darken its skies
Boulder City received a $1.9 million grant in 2023 from the U.S. Economic Development Authority to retrofit every municipal light with energy-efficient, light-pollution-reducing fixtures.
This Nevada mining town sheds light on Black history in the Old West
Virginia City’s boom in the later half of the nineteenth century brought some of Nevada’s early Black residents to the community for its wealth and opportunity.
3 questions for Aces after initial free agent flurry
The Aces have made some moves in free agency, but questions remain about who will be on the roster and in the starting lineup when the season tips off.
Life on Mars? UNLV professor leads study of first soil samples from Mars
Using a NASA rover, Libby Hausrath documented the presence of water once bountiful on Mars.
How to install wire shelving to reorganize your closet
There are two types of wire shelving: One is more expensive but adjustable; the other is cheaper but stays in a fixed position.
Sports on TV in Las Vegas
Here’s today’s local and national sports schedule, including television and radio listings.
Bishop Gorman boys down Mojave, win 2nd straight 5A title — PHOTOS
Bishop Gorman’s boys basketball team defeated Mojave on Friday at Cox Pavilion to win its second straight Class 5A state championship.
Wrongful death lawsuits filed in Summerlin law office shooting
Dennis Prince, 57, and Ashley Prince, 30, were shot and killed by attorney Joe Houston at Prince’s law firm in Summerlin on April 8.
LETTER: Deluded Trump voters will pay the price for blind loyalty
Mr. Trump is attempting to stop all social spending so he has enough to add more tax cuts for the rich.
LETTER: A fox in the people’s hen house
Mr. Musk is a fox in the American people’s hen house.