Las Vegas
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How to stay cool as extreme heat takes hold in Nevada
Triple digit temperatures are the unofficial start to summer in southern Nevada, but with extreme heat conditions, preparedness is key to avoiding heat-related injuries or even death.
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“Clean Buses for Healthy Niños”; una victoria de Chispa Nevada
Con el objetivo de orientar a la comunidad que se preocupa del planeta, el cambio climático y sus efectos en las minorías, Chispa Nevada llevó a cabo un taller informativo sobre el medio ambiente.
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Promueven acceso a la energía limpia con apoyo y colaboración comunitaria
El Fondo de Energía Limpia de Nevada planea lanzar programas “Solar for All” para viviendas unifamiliares y viviendas multifamiliares asequibles.
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Imparte taller “Mitos sobre el duelo en el autismo” la tanatóloga Liliana Álvarez
El autismo es un complejo trastorno neurológico que generalmente permanece durante toda la vida de la persona que lo padece.
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Sam Brown walks back 2022 comments supporting Yucca Mountain
In a social media post, retired US Army Capt. Sam Brown stated he’s spoken with engineers and experts about the Yucca project over the last month and that ‘it is abundantly clear that the project is dead.’ The frontrunner for the Republican nomination to challenge Nevada Democratic US Sen. Jacky Rosen said he no longer…
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4 spectacular stops on the Old Spanish National Historic Trail in Vegas
Visit these places around Las Vegas to learn about The Old Spanish National Historic Trail and the early explorers who crossed it.
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¿A dónde ir? El fin de semana del Memorial Day en Las Vegas
¿A dónde ir? durante el fin de semana del Memorial Day en Las Vegas.
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Virgin Hotels gives Culinary Union ‘last offer,’ but workers not backing down
The offer includes no wage increases in the first three years of a five-year contract and a $1 per hour package increase after that, of which only half would go towards raising workers’ pay.
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Recuperan más de $1 millón para personas mayores y familias de escasos recursos
Recuperan más de $1 millón para personas mayores y familias de escasos recursos.
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More than 200,000 Nevadans support effort to put abortion rights on November ballot
The Secretary of State will determine whether the reproductive rights amendment qualifies for the November ballot, and advocates are optimistic, having submitted more than double the number of signatures required by law.
