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Raiders’ $25M gift could reshape pediatric care in Nevada
The Las Vegas Raiders’ largest philanthropic commitment ever is helping finance Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital, a project that could change how families across the valley access specialized care.
Read storyRaiders’ $25M gift backs Nevada’s first children’s hospital
The Las Vegas Raiders are putting franchise money behind a long-sought pediatric care project, pledging $25 million to help build Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital.
Read storyRaiders’ $25 Million Gift Targets Nevada’s Pediatric Care Gap
The Las Vegas Raiders are putting franchise money behind a long-sought medical need, helping fund Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital as summer heat and local growth keep pressure on family health care.
Read storyRaiders’ $25M gift backs Nevada’s first children’s hospital
The Las Vegas Raiders’ largest philanthropic commitment will help fund a stand-alone pediatric hospital, a major step for families who have long lacked specialized care in Southern Nevada.
Read storyRaiders’ $25M Gift Targets Nevada’s Pediatric Care Gap
The Las Vegas Raiders’ largest philanthropic commitment in franchise history will help fund Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital, a project aimed at filling a long-running local health care void.
Read storySummerlin’s growth keeps pushing west with new apartments, retail
A planned mixed-use project near Downtown Summerlin signals more housing and shopping are still on the way to one of the valley’s fastest-growing areas.
Read storyRaiders pledge $25 million for Nevada’s first children’s hospital
The largest philanthropic commitment in franchise history will help Intermountain Health build a stand-alone pediatric hospital that could reshape care for Las Vegas families.
Read storyWhy local design and wellness are becoming the new luxury signal
From boutique fitness to architecture-led living spaces, the next wave of luxury in Vegas is being defined by experience and restraint.
Read storyLas Vegas hotel mix-up leaves traveler at wrong property
A woman booked one Strip-area stay only to learn she had been placed at a different hotel she had tried to avoid.
Read storySummerlin-Area Mama Llama Fans Get a New Cinnamon Roll Stop
After shutting down, Mama Llama Bakery is set to return in a new form through a collaboration with a popular local cafe near Summerlin.
Read storyLas Vegas heat lingers as residents brace for another brutal stretch
Extreme heat remains locked over the valley, keeping daily life hazardous for anyone commuting, working outside or trying to enjoy late-summer Las Vegas.
Read storyRaiders Head to Houston for Preseason Week 2
Las Vegas fans can catch the team’s latest preseason test against the Texans on TV, radio and livestream.
Read storyWater District Fines for Heavy Use Face Lawsuit
A Nevada Independent report says Las Vegas Valley Water District penalties for excessive water use are now being challenged in court.
Read storyLas Vegas Water District fines spark new lawsuit
A growing fight over steep water penalties could affect thousands of valley homeowners already trying to cut summer usage in one of the nation’s driest metros.
Read storyLas Vegas Water District Fines Overuse, Triggering Lawsuit
A new legal challenge targets the valley’s escalating penalties for residential water use above seasonal limits.
Read storyLas Vegas Water District Fines Spark New Lawsuit
A new legal challenge is putting one of the valley’s most visible water policies under fresh scrutiny just as residents keep facing steep bills for heavy use.
Read storyDowntown Summerlin keeps growing with new mixed-use plans
A fresh wave of development near one of Las Vegas’ busiest suburban hubs points to more apartments, more retail and more pressure on an already fast-changing corner of the valley.
Read storyThe New Vegas Standard
A design-led, slower, more intentional version of Las Vegas is taking shape.
Read storyWhat is actually worth doing this week in Las Vegas
A sharper guide to the experiences, restaurants, and nights that are worth your time.
Read storyThe neighborhoods redefining quality of life
The city is evolving from spectacle to livability, and local residents are leading the change.
Read storyInside the evolving dining scene beyond the Strip
The city is building a more interesting food culture concentrated in neighborhood communities and lesser-known venues.
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