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While the Rebel Girls & Company won their 12th national championship and UNLV Cheer won their fourth straight title, bringing home first place is always an indescribable feeling.
Make the Road Nevada, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and Nevada State University are collaborating to host a scholarship workshop for immigrant families on Thursday, January 30.
A new housing development coming to the Las Vegas Valley is being called the first of its kind for Southern Nevada, offering resources to those with mental health challenges or those escaping homelessness.
An airport in the Greater Los Angeles area is one of the most tightly controlled and challenging airports to fly out of because of its strict noise regulations, a former pilot has said.
While the Rebel Girls & Company won their 12th national championship and UNLV Cheer won their fourth straight title, bringing home first place is always an indescribable feeling.
Navigating the skies can be a bumpy experience, especially when flying into some of the world's most turbulent airports.
Amid rumors of immigration raids and arrests, human rights advocates say some in Tucson’s immigrant community are feeling “terrorized” and scared to go outside, to some extent based on a flurry of unconfirmed reports from a panicked public.
Doesn’t it seem that no matter how much effort, talk or enforcement is put into reducing traffic deaths, nothing works in Southern Nevada? Case in point: traffic deaths for Nevada were up again last year. Officials said 412 people died in 377 crashes, making it the fourth deadliest year on record.
In the first week of his second term, President Donald Trump rescinded a 2011 policy prohibiting immigration enforcement in ‘sensitive’ places such as schools, churches, and hospitals; expanded authority for ‘expedited removal’, allowing the immediate deportation of those unable to prove they’ve been in the U.S. for two years; and issued a directive to the Department of Justice to investigate and prosecute local officials who fail to assist with mass deportations.