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Your house can now become your best friend with artificial intelligence.
Roseman University of Health Sciences announced Monday.
A new private school aimed at providing individualized learning for children is coming to Summerlin this fall.
Clark County teenagers can sign up for a free summer program full of sports and arts classes.
Injecting a microchip into a dog or cat is swift procedure that is done in the least painful manner possible, according to animal advocates.
Two new retailers are bringing the bling to a north Las Vegas Strip hotel-casino.
A popular thrift store is opening an outlet southwest of Las Vegas, offering steep discounts.
The new legislation sparked after the death of an English bulldog left in extreme heat and provides harsher penalties for animal cruelty resulting in death
A local developer has drawn up plans for a new subdivision for residents of a sinking North Las Vegas neighborhood.
The Henderson City Council approved the proposed redevelopment of an office complex.
Henderson is the third-fastest growing city in the country per capita over the past decade, according to a new study.
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada is selling raffle tickets for a chance to win a townhouse in North Las Vegas.
New places to eat, shop, and treat yourself are on the way—and we’ve got the scoop. Head to the link below to check it out!
This piece discusses University Medical Center's (UMC) significant renovations and its commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology, enhancing trauma care services, and expanding medical training programs to address the growing healthcare needs of Southern Nevada.
Area15 is showing off its 10-acre expansion, making room for the new restaurants, retail partners and experiences such as Universal Horror Unleashed.
Located on 61 acres in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, Symphony Park is the city of Las Vegas' premier development that is home to arts, culture, science and medicine.
Developers of The English Hotel have kicked off a big project to add several buildings around their Arts District property. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Nevada and the Bureau of Land Management have agreed to share data on public lands that could be released for future development.
The Boring Co. is looking at a pair of sites for Vegas Loop stations that could serve patrons going to and from Sphere.
A luxury health club chain expects to start building a new location in Las Vegas in the next few months.
Las Vegas has the fourth lowest property tax rate of major metropolitan areas, says a new report from ATTOM Data, a real estate analyst.
Two homebuilders have purchased land tracts in Summerlin for more than $45 million combined after drawing up plans for new subdivisions.
It’s getting hotter every year in Clark County, and shade from trees is one of the highly recommended solutions.
The Bureau of Land Management sold over $16.5 million of land in the Las Vegas Valley in an online sale Monday.
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Two new multi-level housing units are on the way for the healthcare community of Las Vegas.
Nearly a decade after plans to build homes on the defunct Badlands golf course devolved into a protracted and costly legal fight, the Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday found itself back where it started: facing angry criticism and a threat of a new lawsuit over another housing development for the property.
In a community dominated by Italian villa-style homes, Tri Pointe Homes’ new La Cova Community aims to bring the European hillside into the mix.
A luxury homebuilder has set out to develop a condo complex for snowbirds near Red Rock Resort.
The bakery takes its name, in part, from the notoriously dangerous wave to surf, including the famed Pipeline surf break on the North Shore of Oahu.
The Hat, the Southern California restaurant renowned for its pastrami dip sandwiches, is finally making its way to Las Vegas.