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UNLV seeks to sell shuttered Sam Boyd Stadium to Clark County
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — UNLV wants to sell Sam Boyd Stadium, the former home to the university's football team, back to Clark County. President Keith Whitfield is scheduled to present the proposed sale to the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents on Sept. 5 and 6, according to a meeting agenda.
Overnight Waterline Work to Close McCulloch Boulevard in Brief Disruption for Motorists and Businesses
Motorists and local businesses are to expect a brief disruption as McCulloch Boulevard is set to undergo a temporary closure for waterline improvements. The affected stretch, from Capri Lane to Smoketree Avenue, will be off-limits to thru traffic beginning tomorrow, August 27, at 7:00 p.m. This work is scheduled for overnight hours to lessen the impact on daytime activity, with the road planned to reopen the following morning on Wednesday, August 28, at 3:00 a.m.
Lake Havasu City Invites Community to Join Fall Fun Fair Planning Committee Meetings on Sept. 4
Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation is extending an invitation to those looking to participate in the beloved local event -- the Fall Fun Fair. According to a recent announcement on the city's official website, there will be two opportunities for interested parties to join the Fall Fun Fair Committee meeting on Wednesday, September 4. Meetings are slated for 9:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. at the Aquatic Center in Room 155/156 at 100 Park Avenue.
High Desert Sports Roundup: Sneed's 4 touchdowns lead Granite Hills in season-opening rout
Aamir Sneed’s first-ever varsity start for the defending Desert Sky League champions was quite the success Friday night. The quarterback threw four touchdown passes to help lead the Granite Hills football team to a lopsided 70-14 victory over Lake Mead Academy, of Henderson, NV. “Aamir did really well,” Granite Hills head coach Alex Gonzalez...
WKLB’s ‘Country Mornings’ Ends With Andie Summers Syndication.
With “The Andie Summers Show” expanding to Beasley Media Group’s “Country 102.5” WKLB Boston and “107.9 Coyote Country” KCYE Las Vegas today, WKLB’s “Country Mornings” team of Jonathan Wier, Ayla Brown and Jim Clerkin exit the station. Brown had been with WKLB since 2018, with Clerkin and Wier joining the following year. Wier was laid off in October 2022 but returned to the show a year later.
Salmond Sit Down: The Grays love experience watching Chelsea Gray win Gold in Paris OG
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — In this Salmond Sit Down with Sports Director Bryan Salmond James and Vickey Gray discuss their experience in Paris, France watching daughter Chelsea Gray of the Las Vegas Aces win her second Olympic Gold Medal on Team USA. The 'Point Gawd's' parents talk about their...
Sports Night Spotlight-Masters USA Boxing & the great opportunity for older amateur boxers
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A Sports Night Spotlight of an Amateur boxing tournament called the Masters USA Boxing that's nationwide and comes to Las Vegas twice a year. It's a boxing tournament put on by organizer Manny Fernandez. An opportunity for male and female boxers 35 years old or older who want to compete against level competition. Fighters are paired with fighters in their weight class., their age range, and with similar experience.
Mesa Public School's board nixes $500K marketing extension
Governing board members liked how a consultant helped tell Mesa Public School’s story to the public but not enough to extend its contract for nearly $500,000. The district hired O.H. Partners in November for $680,000 to do a marketing campaign to boost a declining student enrollment and to attract and retain staffing.
Gilbert median home sale price soared last month
The median sales price for Gilbert homes sold last month soared well above the Valley-wide year-over-year increase, according to data from Phoenix Realtors. The median sale price of the 219 Gilbert homes sold in July was $636,000 – a year-over-year increase of 10.2%. That was well above the increase of 1.7% increase of July 2023 for the Valley, where the median price was $465,000.
City scrambles to save $1B tax measure
Even with a legal challenge lingering, the City of Scottsdale appeared to be cruising to ask voters for a revenue stream of some $1 billion over 30 years. With a plan to provide crucial services while lowering a tax rate – what could go wrong?. Plenty, it turned out.
UNLV to start fall semester Monday with record breaking enrollment expected
UNLV expects a record 32,000 students enrolled this fall, which will be the first semester to see improved security measures at Beam Hall after the shooting on campus last December.
Donny Osmond celebrates three years and 300 performances in Las Vegas this month
Fans of Donny and Marie who have heard Donny Osmond speak lately would tell you his voice hasn’t aged since the variety show’s ratings reign in the late ’70s. Osmond, who’s celebrating three years and 300 performances of his Las Vegas Strip residency, maintains his singing ability through a combination of good genes, healthy living and vocal exercises. And from boyhood stardom to teen idolatry through television successes and stage comebacks, his faithful fans have been there at every turn.
1-on-1 with jiu jitsu youth world champion Caleb O'Connor
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Las Vegas is famously known as the "Fight Capital of the World" for its rich history of boxing and MMA fights. Jiu jitsu is has also built a strong presence in the Valley, and one 13-year-old Las Vegas local is already taking the grappling world by storm.
Closings set in trial of ex-politician accused of killing Las Vegas investigative reporter
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- A jury that heard a former Las Vegas-area Democratic politician insist that evidence including DNA tying him to the killing of an investigative journalist was tainted, planted or
Gilbert landscaper lucky to be alive after bee attack
GILBERT, Ariz. - A Valley landscaper is lucky to be alive after a killer bee attack. It happened on Wednesday, Aug. 21, at a home in Gilbert. The home is in a community that knows Luis Navarro well. He took the brunt of the bee attack, and doctors say he...
Korean company KoMiCo signs agreement to build semiconductor facility in Mesa
PHOENIX — Korean company KoMiCo signed an agreement to build a facility for semiconductor equipment part cleaning and repair in Mesa. The facility will be in the Superstition Springs area and will be KoMiCo’s largest site in the U.S. and is expected to be open by 2026, according to a press release.
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