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Follow your inner child through dinosaurs and splash pads at Springs Preserve
Some places grow with you. Visit them as a kid and they are playgrounds. Come back as an adult, and they’re a lesson, a refuge and a reminder to slow down and look around.
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Mob Museum beer tasting combines local brews with crime history
Important historical narratives are vividly brought to life through multiple exhibits and knowledgeable guides. And there's beer.
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Why you need to experience Universal Horror Unleashed’s Resident Evil takeover in Las Vegas
Running through August 30, the new Area15 experience drops visitors into Raccoon City, where the t-Virus runs rampant and the infected roam hungry.
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Key 3: Local musician and promoter Cristian Alexus Alfaro on cultivating his creative instincts
The frontman of local Chicano indie-surf outfit Los Emptys and founder of booking collective La Palma shares three albums that shaped his sound.
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Aces emphasize playing better defense down the stretch of the WNBA season
Hammon challenged her players to embrace “the value of the defensive end” before they return to the floor for a pair of home games this week. The coach has lamented her team’s defensive effort ...
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Able Baker Brewing's new Bomb Shelter brings new brews and dishes to Centennial Hills
The new spot represents a natural evolution of the original Arts District brewery’s delectable pints and nuclear-era theme.
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CCSD Board of Trustees candidates share their visions for a brighter future
Irene Bustamante Adams and Rob Hutchinson will face off in the November 3 general election.
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Back to school: Public education has its flaws, but that doesn’t mean we should give up on it
Clark County School District is slated to start classes on August 10 and administrators, teachers, students and parents are up against many common challenges that districts across the country are facing.
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Why new and soon-to-be teachers are choosing to work in public schools
Three Southern Nevada educators explain why it's so important to get involved and create change.
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CCSD magnet programs and schools help prepare students for careers
In 2025, South Career and Technical Academy student Max Doubin led the school's cybersecurity team to seventh place at the National Cyber League.
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Matt Kelly Elementary School rebuild punctuates CCSD's facilities overhaul
Matt Kelly Elementary School rebuild punctuates CCSD's facilities overhaul
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Early Childhood Department provides a variety of resources for the youngest learners
In addition to enrolling more than 14,000 students in general education and special education pre-K programs across 600 classrooms, the department also provides Child Find.
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What to do in Las Vegas this week: July 30-August 5
Leslie Jones at Pearl Concert Theater, Ashanti at LIV, Enhypen at T-Mobile Arena, DustBowlChampion at Backstage Bar & Billiards and more.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of July 30)
Your assignment, Virgo: Compose a vigorous prayer in which you ask life for something you fear you don’t deserve or are not supposed to want.
Back to school: Public education has its flaws, but that doesn’t mean we should give up on it
Clark County School District is slated to start classes on August 10 and administrators, teachers, students and parents are up against many common challenges that districts across the country are facing.
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