Old School Hits Vegas

Las Vegas Valley Homeowners Among Oldest in Nation as Affordability Challenges Rise

Sunday, September 14 by Nick Bonsanto

Las Vegas Valley Ranks Among Oldest Homeowners in the U.S., Reports Show Las Vegas Valley is home to some of the oldest homeowners in the nation, ranking fifth behind Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, and San Francisco, according to a new LendingTree report using U.S.... Read More.

Clark County School Board Faces Heated Debate Over Book Censorship and Student Access to Diverse Literature

Sunday, September 14 by Nick Bonsanto

A routine Clark County School Board meeting quickly became a battleground over censorship and the freedom to read, following controversy sparked by an email from Sierra Vista High School principal Jessica Lovell. Lovell suggested to fellow high school administrators that they use the Moms... Read More.

Nevada Pharmacies Unable to Offer New COVID-19 Vaccines Pending Federal Recommendation

Thursday, September 4 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada pharmacies are currently unable to administer the newly authorized COVID-19 vaccines due to state regulations requiring a federal health agency recommendation, which has not yet been issued. When customers attempt to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment at major pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens, or... Read More.

Saturday’s Powerball Jackpot Soars to 1.7 Billion After 41 Drawings Without a Winner

Thursday, September 4 by Nick Bonsanto

The Powerball jackpot has surged to $1.7 billion after no ticket matched all six numbers in Wednesday’s drawing. The numbers drawn were 3, 16, 29, 61, 69 and Powerball 22. Two tickets sold in California matched the five main numbers, each winning $984,594, but... Read More.

Three Finalists Recommended for Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction Appointment

Wednesday, September 3 by Nick Bonsanto

Three finalists have been recommended to Governor Joe Lombardo for the position of Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction, following a selection process by the Nevada State Board of Education. The finalists are Dr. Sylvia Mitchell, Dr. Heather Sanchez, and Dr. Victor Wakefield. Dr. Sylvia Mitchell... Read More.

Las Vegas Seeks Temporary Ward 2 Council Member After Seaman Resigns

Wednesday, September 3 by Nick Bonsanto

The Las Vegas City Council is currently accepting applications for Ward 2 residents interested in temporarily filling the seat vacated by former Councilwoman Victoria Seaman, who resigned for a federal job in Colorado. Rather than holding a costly special election—estimated at nearly $500,000—the Council... Read More.

Las Vegas Luxury Home with Massive Underground Cold War Bunker Listed for Sale

Wednesday, September 3 by Nick Bonsanto

A unique piece of Cold War history is now on the market in Las Vegas: a two-story home featuring a massive underground luxury bunker, listed for $8.5 million. Known as the Las Vegas Underground House, the property offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms above... Read More.

Nevada DMV Reopens After Cyberattack With Limited Services and Online Options Restored

Tuesday, September 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has reopened its offices and restored several online services after a cyberattack disrupted operations for over a week. DMV offices are now handling vehicle-related services, including registration, titling, VIN inspections, and drivers’ tests. According to a recent update,... Read More.

Buffalo Bill’s in Primm to Temporarily Close for Two Years with Limited Event Openings

Tuesday, September 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Clark County Commission has formally approved a request from Affinity Gaming to temporarily close Buffalo Bill’s, the 1,242-room Old West-themed resort located in Primm, Nevada, for at least two years. The resort, situated 44 miles south of Las Vegas on Interstate 15, will... Read More.

Powerball Jackpot Soars to $1.3 Billion After No Big Winner Monday

Tuesday, September 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow after no ticket matched all six numbers in the recent drawing, pushing the prize to an estimated $1.3 billion for the next draw. The numbers drawn were 8, 23, 25, 40, 53, and the Powerball was 5. However,... Read More.

Old School Hits Vegas

Las Vegas Valley Homeowners Among Oldest in Nation as Affordability Challenges Rise

Clark County School Board Faces Heated Debate Over Book Censorship and Student Access to Diverse Literature

Nevada Pharmacies Unable to Offer New COVID-19 Vaccines Pending Federal Recommendation

Saturday’s Powerball Jackpot Soars to 1.7 Billion After 41 Drawings Without a Winner

Three Finalists Recommended for Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction Appointment

Las Vegas Seeks Temporary Ward 2 Council Member After Seaman Resigns

Las Vegas Luxury Home with Massive Underground Cold War Bunker Listed for Sale

Nevada DMV Reopens After Cyberattack With Limited Services and Online Options Restored

Buffalo Bill’s in Primm to Temporarily Close for Two Years with Limited Event Openings

Powerball Jackpot Soars to $1.3 Billion After No Big Winner Monday

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