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The people dealing with the fallout of the nuclear testing in Nevada got a reminder — they only had a year left to apply for compensation for health ailments they believe could be linked to the bombs.

Oak View Group, which is building a $10 billion entertainment complex that will include a 20,000-seat arena, is taking on a larger roll in Las Vegas with a new partnership company.

Twenty-two years after the attacks, Las Vegas firefighters and community members stood in silence and saluted Monday morning as a bell rang 15 times in tribute to the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001.

The Culinary and Bartenders unions have called for a citywide strike vote by 53,000 non-gaming Strip and downtown workers by the end of September.

A mother becomes a teacher at the Las Vegas middle school that supported her through her son's death. Plus, why Lyon County is the last school district to start its academic year.

Durango Casino Resort received preliminary approval from Nevada gaming regulators Wednesday ahead of the casino's Nov. 20 opening.

Community centers around the valley offer family-oriented activities, Clark County’s only cultural center focuses on folk arts with leadership of Irma Varela.

There are only 5,000 acres — out of more than 5 million acres in Clark County — of the most optimal land available in the county for “employment” purposes, a state-commissioned study found.

Nevada’s casino industry set a single-month record in July with more than $1.4 billion in gaming revenue according to the Gaming Control Board.

Trails are closed, a small school is shuttered indefinitely and residents don't know when they'll have access to clean tap water after remnants of Hurricane Hilary battered the mountain town.