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TODAY'S TOP NEWS AND VIDEO
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Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley plans to meet with the NBA commissioner next week to pitch downtown as the possible site for a professional basketball arena.
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The team needs a bridge quarterback for presumptive No.1 pick Fernando Mendoza to learn from. Cousins was by far the best option on the market.
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One of Las Vegas’ largest hotel-casino operators has a new all-inclusive summer package for a trio of Strip resorts.
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The end of an era has arrived for one of the most storied coaches in Nevada high school history, as Centennial’s Karen Weitz confirmed Thursday that she has stepped down from her position as head girls and boys basketball coach.
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With the community’s spring water restrictions in effect March 1 through April 30, it’s important to know just how much water your landscape really needs to “wake up” and bloom.
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A tip to Las Vegas police about abusive dog training practices at a business in northwest Las Vegas led to the seizure of 35 dogs and the arrests of two people Wednesday. A day prior, in a separate investigation, police rescued at least 17 dogs from the home of a Las Vegas man who was arrested.
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According to a sign posted on the door of the restaurant near the 215 Beltway and Green Valley Parkway, it has permanently closed.
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Shaq is casting a long shadow over Illenium’s “Odyssey” finale this weekend.
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