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SportsFeaturedBarsWhere to root for different NFL teams at football bars around Las Vegas
Plenty of neighborhood pubs root for other “home teams” that Las Vegans love.
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FeaturedLas Vegas StripHow Las Vegas locals do the Strip
A guide to the treasures and tricks of Las Vegas Boulevard for new residents, sports fans, art lovers and others.
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Featuredclimate changeWildfire smoke is taking a toll on Southern Nevada’s air quality, and climate change isn’t helping
More than 5,000 wildland fires tore through California this year, and climate change could be a contributor.
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Featuredclimate changeExtreme heat is not the only climate change impact Nevadans are feeling
We’re all feeling the heat, but we’re not all feeling it equally.
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PhotographyFeaturedLook to these local experts for your film photography development
Developing photographs involves a series of chemical processes to convert your exposed film into visible images.
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PhotographyFeaturedIt’s time to put down that phone and pick up a proper camera
Venerable west Valley camera shop B&C occasionally offers a “Photography 101” course.
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PhotographyFeaturedPrimed for photography: explore these rich local neighborhoods and sites
The great photojournalist Dorothea Lange once said: “To know ahead of time what you’re looking for means you’re only photographing your own preconceptions, which is ...
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PhotographyFeaturedOne more shot: Las Vegas creatives embracing the artistry of shooting with film
Local labs and camera shops are once again thriving sanctuaries where professionals and hobbyists alike can swap secrets and tips.
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FeaturedEducationRobots are turning heads and delivering food at UNLV
Robot deliveries provide access to food for students with mobility challenges and provide a solid late-night dining option.
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FeaturedEducationHitting the Chromebooks: Comparing the school essentials of today and yesterday
The standard technology in schools today is drastically different than anything older generations had.
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FeaturedEducationHow to get kids involved in meal planning and other lunchbox tips
Health and nutrition coach Lisa Cheplak has worked with local schools and nonprofit organizations to show kids, teachers and parents how to grow their own ...
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FeaturedEducationAI can potentially help both students and educators, if we do it right
The Nevada Association of School Administrators hosts professional learning workshops and conferences and has recently added focused courses on AI.
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FeaturedEducationBack to school: Fresh tech and changing habits are transforming Southern Nevada’s classrooms
Paper and pencil has been replaced with Chromebooks, and robots have been enlisted to help students.
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MusicFeaturedThe Las Vegas Playlist: Outsider Edition
Before the ascension of homespun superstars, it fell on outsiders to write and perform songs about Las Vegas that could reach the ears of an ...
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MusicFeaturedDiscussing the sound of Las Vegas with three local musicians
Zach Ryan fronts new grunge-gaze band Soft Echo, Jae Douglass is a melodic hitmaker with a borderless approach to hip-hop and R&B, and Cali Tucker ...
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MusicFeaturedThe ColosseumThe Killers celebrate 20 years of ‘Hot Fuss’ with a history-making Colosseum residency
The Killers have christened their share of Vegas venues, but returning home to perform a sold-out 10-night Strip engagement is unprecedented.
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FeaturedsolarSolar panels over parking lots can help fight the urban heat island effect
The urban heat island effect is when cities experience higher temperatures than their surrounding areas due to having more heat-absorbing surfaces and less vegetation.
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FeaturedCompact city: For Las Vegas to grow sanely and sustainably, we need to build inward
If this metro is to survive its growing pains, our piecemeal town must become a more realistic, more compact city. The key is urban infill.
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DiningFrozen custard is an essential Las Vegas summertime treat
The Las Vegas Valley hasn’t always had tremendous ice cream options, but for whatever reason, a few fantastic local businesses have been serving frozen custard ...
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