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Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer Jennifer Parker responded to a routine call when she met Rachel Dunlap and learned she was living in her car.

The price of living in Las Vegas is rising fast. Rent in the internationally renowned tourist city has jumped for tenants across the metro area, and increasingly, more residents find that they simply can't afford it.

The price of living in Las Vegas is rising fast. Rent in the internationally renowned tourist city has jumped for tenants across the metro area, and increasingly, more residents find that they simply can't afford it.

The price of living in Las Vegas is rising fast. Rent in the internationally renowned tourist city has jumped for tenants across the metro area, and increasingly, more residents find that they simply can't afford it.

In a move prompted by the pandemic, the state has cleared the way for Nevada's largest school districts to hire substitute teachers with only a high school diploma during states of emergency.

A structure fire shut down traffic on Maryland Parkway in Las Vegas on Tuesday afternoon. The fire broke out at a vacant building at 1924 S. Maryland Parkway, near St. Louis Avenue, at approximately 3:30 p.m.

The state shared more details on Tuesday of what Nevadans can expect from the $500 million "Home Means Nevada" housing initiative announced in Gov. Steve Sisolak's State of the State address last week. Here's a breakdown.

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Reading week was created to encourage young readers, and this years' theme is "Catch the Reading Wave." One local illustrator says representation in reading is essential to make sure all students can see themselves in books and on covers.

The world is on nuclear watch as tensions rise over the attacks on Ukraine. Vladimir Putin, the Russian President is putting his nuclear deterrent forces on high alert and now many in the valley are wondering what will happen next.