Veteran special ed teacher who died in Las Vegas crash remembered A longtime Las Vegas Valley special education teacher died in a crash in the southeast Las Vegas Valley, according to a social media post by the CCEA.

‘We have to accept it:’ Nevada awaits SCOTUS ruling on mail-in ballots received after Election Day Nevada is preparing for the possibility that an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court ruling reverses state laws that allow mail ballots received after Election Day to be counted, Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar said.

Are gamblers better off playing games with high table limits or lower-stakes? A professor weighs in At the UNLV International Conference on Gambling and Risk Taking, a New York professor explains odds and payouts on triple-zero roulette games.

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‘Such a demand here’: Metro station in east Las Vegas to open in August The Hollywood Area Command broke ground in March 2025 and was built to address population growth in the east valley.

Big Las Vegas project set for more construction The developers of UnCommons unveiled plans for a fifth and final office building.

Inside Gaming: Remodeled casino bar opens in Henderson Station Casinos reintroduces one of its most striking features with a special ribbon-cutting event at Sunset Station; and other top gaming industry news.

PARTNERED CONTENT CASA volunteers celebrate decades of service Although the work of Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is done in court, the law is used as a vehicle to advocate for children involved with the court and family law systems.

 

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