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Nearly 700 students will attend the Northeast Career and Technical Academy during the 2023-2024 school year.

As interest rates remain high, some all time records are being broken for traditionally less expensive home options in condo and townhome properties across Las Vegas and Southern Nevada.

Officials said despite thunderstorms across the region, many people still went to the water to celebrate Labor Day weekend.

Old Town in Mount Charleston was hit hardest when Tropical Storm Hilary dumped hours of rain on the mountain, residents are still living with no running water.

A driver committed a hit and run that resulted in the death of a juvenile, in the Cheyenne Avenue area near I-15 in Las Vegas on Tuesday night. Police are still hunting for the driver.

Before Las Vegas was a gambling mecca and adult playland in the middle of the desert, it was a dusty stop along the railroad. That all changed when The Mob came to town.

The express shuttle service will provide transportation between College of Southern Nevada's three campuses and Nevada State's main Henderson campus.

A federal permit requires Burning Man organizers to clear the playa of debris in three weeks. However, it's unclear how the rain will impact the cleanup timeline.

The fight to stop a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain has lasted for over three decades. For Nevada's Congressional delegation and the Western Shoshone, it's a question that doesn't go away.

The new app, called psySTART, was launched by the Vegas Resiliency Center last month as part of the Responders Wellness Program.