More than two dozen plazas and businesses in the Chinatown and Koreatown corridors are receiving a major influx of grant funding as part of a larger plan to improve the area.
Commissioners and company leaders responded to some of the most common concerns, noting that Switch uses 100% renewable energy and that the new center would be surrounded by land Switch already owns.
Data center development is booming in the Silver State right now, but a second Nevada city is considering pressing the pause button on new data center approvals.
The nonprofit Driver's Edge is bringing its free defensive driving program back to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway May 29-31 to help young drivers make better decisions behind the wheel.
This AANHPI Heritage Month, we're highlighting a Nevadan who's passionate about equal access to justice, with roots in a difficult chapter for Japanese Americans in our country's history.
Channel 13 is sitting down with two of Ruby Duncan's granddaughters to talk about her lasting legacy in Las Vegas and how they want the community activist to be honored.
Channel 13 has learned details about a viewing and celebration of life set to honor Ruby Duncan, a trailblazer and change-maker in Las Vegas, who passed in late April.
Tunnel to Towers is pivoting is plans for a veteran housing development after facing a setback in North Las Vegas. Now, it's eyeing Las Vegas, but still not giving up hope on its initial plans, too.
The deadline to apply for the Inspiring Spring Mountain: Corridor Improvement Grant Program is Wednesday, April 15. $1.5 million is up for grabs to help businesses make various upgrades.
