- February 22, 2025
South Las Vegas crash kills pedestrian | Local Las Vegas
A pedestrian was struck and killed by an SUV in south Las Vegas Friday evening. The Metropolitan Police Department responded shortly before 6 p.m. to
Learning lags despite federal coronavirus funding
Money sent out in haste most often goes to waste. That’s an apt assessment of many government programs, and it certainly applies to funding meant
South Las Vegas crash kills pedestrian | Local Las Vegas
A pedestrian was struck and killed by an SUV in south Las Vegas Friday evening. The Metropolitan Police Department responded shortly before 6 p.m. to
Clark County experiences 70% spike in traffic fatalities to start 2024 | Local Las Vegas
Surges in pedestrian and motorcyclist traffic deaths reported in Clark County the first month of 2024 translated to a nearly 70 percent spike in crash-related
CCSD alleges union leader cited race-based reasons for rejecting salary reevaluation | Education
The Clark County School District alleged during contentious contract talks in September that the teachers union’s top leader cited race-based reasons for rebuffing a proposal
Las Vegas police accuse 5 people in man’s killing | Homicides
Police have accused five people of conspiring to kill a man in retaliation for him punching his wife. Kyle Dotson, 34, was shot to death
Mortgage Rates Lowest Level Since May of 2023 – Very Vintage Vegas
“Mortgage rates decreased this week, reaching their lowest level since May of 2023,” said Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s Chief Economist. “This is an encouraging development
Rates Inch Up but Remain in the 6% Range 1/25/2024 – Very Vintage Vegas
“The 30-year fixed rate has remained within a very narrow range over the last month, settling in at 6.69% this week,” said Sam Khater, Freddie
Malibu was the closest community to a Friday afternoon earthquake | Nation and World
MALIBU, Calif. — An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.6 struck the Southern California coast near Malibu on Friday afternoon and was widely felt
It’s not the vibes giving us a sour economic mood; it’s the monopolists
In recent months a lot of economic commentators have been flabbergasted that despite low unemployment, steady job growth and easing inflation, the public mood about