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Trending Vegas: Nursing Programs See Increased Interest
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- Trending Vegas: Nursing Programs See Increased Interest
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- 4 years ago
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- Trending Vegas: Nursing Programs See Increased Interest
Hospitals around Las Vegas continue to struggle with staffing issues. Nurses are part of that equation. While nursing shortages are nothing new, they have increased due to burnout from the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, local nursing programs like the UNLV School of Nursing are seeing an increased interest in new students who want to step in to help and learn. We take you inside some of their training at the Clinical Simulation Center of Las Vegas to see how they get some hands-on experience before they join the workforce!
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- ACC Crear: The Historic Westside Legacy Park That Pays Tribute To Community Trailblazers, Opens
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- 4 years ago
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- ACC Crear: The Historic Westside Legacy Park that pays tribute to community trailblazers, opens.
Shaquille O'Neil makes good on a promise, delivering laptops to kids in West Las Vegas. And, the city's Courtyard Homeless Resource Center has expanded, offering more services to the homeless in our community. The center is a one-stop shop, offering access to medical, housing and employment services.
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- Your City Update: Free Covid-19 tests available to all Americans, mask mandate for Nevada.
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update: Free Covid-19 tests available to all Americans, mask mandate for Nevada.
The Biden Administration has launched a website for Americans to request free at-home COVID-19 tests. And, with hospital staffing at crisis levels in Southern Nevada and rural counties, state officials are looking to nurse apprentices as a possible solution. Also, every county in Nevada is requiring masks again as omicron surges through the state.
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- Trending Vegas - Emergency Room vs. Urgent Care
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- 4 years ago
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- Emergency room vs. Urgent Care
It is a decision so many of us have had to make through this pandemic. Do your symptoms warrant a trip to the ER or should you try an urgent care first?
While hospitals are seeing a surge in Las Vegas COVID-19 cases, we talked to the emergency room director of Valley Hospital to see what symptoms you should watch for to help you decide if it is minor or more serious.
Dr. Jeff Davidson also gives us some warning signs for covid-19 patients who are wondering what kind of help they need.
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- City Beat - A National Blood Shortage Affects Blood Supply in Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- A National Blood Shortage Affects Blood Supply in Las Vegas
Questions surround blood donations such as: Is it safe to donate blood, Can I donate blood if I've had COVID and Can I donate blood if I've had the COVID vaccine are contributing to a blood shortage in Las Vegas and across the nation. We take you to Vitalant Blood Bank and show you how safe it is and how little time it takes to roll up your sleeve and save a life.
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- Access City Council Victoria Seaman - Adopt the perfect pet from The Animal Foundation and more.
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- 4 years ago
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- Adopt the perfect pet from the Animal Foundation and National Law Enforcement Appreciate Day.
On this Access City Council show find out how to adopt the perfect pet for your family. The Animal Foundation has many dogs and cats that are waiting to be adopted into their forever homes. And, we show you highlights of National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day Celebrations. Also, find out how a local resource center his helping countless families transform their lives.
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- Twitter Space - Breaking The Cycle Of Sex Trafficking In the City of Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- There are estimated to be more than 24.9 million people, adults and children, subjected to human trafficking around the world, including the United States. Sadly, Nevada ranks ninth in the nation for human trafficking.
Many organizations in the community are working daily to support individuals who have been impacted by this issue, often on a 24/7 basis to meet the myriad needs of clients.
Learn more: https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/News/Blog/Detail/breaking-the-cycle-of-sex-trafficking-in-las-vegas
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- City Beat - Las Vegas New TBD Health Offers Affordable Sexual Health & STD Screenings
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- 4 years ago
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- Las Vegas' New TBD Health Offers Affordable Sexual Health and STD Screenings In Non Judgmental Setting
When Co-Founders of TBD Health were younger, both had unpleasant experiences when seeking medical help or advice in the reproductive and sexual health arena. They vowed to open a clinic that would offer everything from STD screenings to pregnancy tests in a way that was welcoming, non judgmental and empowering to those looking for help. TBD Health recently opened its doors in the Las Vegas Arts District. We will take you inside to the warm, unintimidating and affordable clinic and tell you all it has to offer to anyone seeking help. We also tell you why these co-founders say the opening of the clinic is very timely as STD statistics are expected to continue to soar with COVID-19 stretching medical services to their limit.
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- Your City Update - New Covid-19 Testing Sites Set To Open In Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- New Covid-19 Testing Sites Set To Open In Las Vegas
With the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in Las Vegas, the lines to get tested for the virus continue to be long. The Southern Nevada Health District and its partners will be opening two more drive-thru Covid-19 testing sites on opposite ends of town to help with the crowds. The first will open up at Texas Station January 12th. The second location will be at Fiesta Henderson starting January 15th.
Testing at Sam Boyd Stadium also continues as the valley sees an increase in the omicron variant.
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- Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman's State of the City 2022
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- 4 years ago
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- On Jan. 6, 2022, Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn G. Goodman delivered her annual State of the City Address. Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman acknowledged the accomplishments and challenges in 2021, and looked ahead to what is coming in 2022: https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/News/Blog/Detail/state-of-the-city
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- Trending Vegas - A Las Vegas COVID expert answers your questions.
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- 4 years ago
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- A Las Vegas COVID expert answers your questions.
A Las Vegas COVID expert answers your questions in light of the spike in Covid-19 cases due holiday gatherings and the omicron variant. When is testing most effective? Do you still need a PCR test if your rapid test comes back negative? What do you do if you get a negative test but you still have symptoms? Las Vegas COVID expert Dr. Cassius Lockett from the Southern Nevada Health District answers all of our questions in this episode of Trending Vegas.
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- Trending Vegas - Las Vegas Coffee Shop Giveaway
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- 4 years ago
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- Trending Vegas - Las Vegas Coffee Shop Giveaway
How would you like to own your very own diner and let someone else pay for it?! That is exactly what J. Dapper is proposing in his new Las Vegas Coffee Shop giveaway. He is looking for submissions for a diner, very reminiscent of the old school diners Vegas used to have...where someone can grab a cup of coffee and a piece of pie at any time of the day. Dapper wants to see what you bring to the table. Whether you are an aspiring chef or a restaurateur, this giveaway is open to all. All you need is a good idea and plan to submit your entry.
Your diner will be built out in the Huntridge Plaza located in downtown Las Vegas. Submissions will be narrowed down to 3 who will get to cook in the Vegas Test Kitchen for local chef judges. We plan on following J. Dapper throughout the process.
Learn more: https://www.lasvegascoffeeshopcontest.com/
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- Vegas TMI: National Safety Council Seeing Increase In Car Crashes. LV Leaders Discuss.
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- 4 years ago
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- Vegas TMI: National Safety Council Seeing Increase In Car Crashes. LV Leaders Discuss.
Why 2021 Is The Deadliest Year On Our Roadways In A Decade
As we approach the end of 2021, we mark a tragic milestone - the deadliest year on our roadways in a decade.
There has been a 24% increase in fatal accidents this year.
We are joined by two experts in the traffic safety field to talk about the state of roadway safety and what more can be done to prevent this tragic loss of lives.
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Joey Paskey, Deputy Director/Transportation Manage, city of Las Vegas Public Works department Andrew Bennett, the public information officer for the Office of Traffic Safety and Zero Fatalities initiative for the state of Nevada.
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- Your City Update - COVID 19
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- 4 years ago
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- COVID 19 Update
There Are More New COVID Restrictions And Confusion Over COVID Restrictions
More new COVID restrictions cause confusion. Questions over when to isolate and when to quarantine and when to get tested for COVID are flowing. And with long waits for testing there is more demand for testing. We have test site changes you need to know. We tell you where to get tested in Las Vegas, how long the wait is for testing and how long for test results as home testing kits are hard to find. There is also question over home test kit accuracy.
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- Your City Update - 2021 Brings Tragedy As We Honor Harry Reid, John Madden, Myrna Williams
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- 4 years ago
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- The End of 2021 Brings Tragedy As We Honor The Passing Of Harry Reid, John Madden & Myrna WIlliams
Tributes to U.S. Senator Harry Reid pour in after he loses a four-year battle with pancreatic cancer. We look back at his life from his humble beginnings in Searchlight, Nevada to Senate Majority Leader in the United States Senate. We also lost a giant in the world of sports. John Madden died suddenly at the age of 85. He coached the Oakland Raiders for a decade taking them to a win in Superbowl 11. The now, Las Vegas Raiders honor the hall of fame coach and broadcaster. Finally, former Clark County Commissioner Myrna Williams passed at the age of 92. She was known as a strong voice for the poor as well as women in children as she served the Las Vegas community.
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- Your City Update - Weather In Las Vegas On New Years Eve & Las Vegas New Years Eve Celebrations
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- 4 years ago
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- Weather In Las Vegas On New Years Eve & Las Vegas New Years Eve Celebrations
It's rare to see snow in Las Vegas but a Las Vegas winter storm is expected to round out the week brining snow to Las Vegas mountains as well as rain in the city. How will Las Vegas weather effect New Years Eve celebrations? We have a rundown of what you need to know about Las Vegas fireworks, parties, what to expect on the famous Las Vegas Strip and Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. Also, in preparation for the gatherings many are asking about COVID-19 testing.
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- Public Safety - Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Bomb Squad Trains At Night For Emergencies
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- 4 years ago
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- LVFR Bomb Squad Trains At Night For Emergencies
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue's Bomb Squad is the highly team that reacts to emergencies such as bomb scares and suspicious package reports across the Las Vegas Valley. We watch as they conduct an annual training exercise honing their skills on low light firearms training or hitting their target accurately even in the dark.
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- Your City Update - Listeria Salad Recall & Potentially Dangerous Weather in Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- Listeria Salad Recall & Potentially Dangerous Weather in Las Vegas
Check your fridge! The CDC has linked Listeria to two brands of prepackaged salads. Fresh Express salads and Dole prepackaged salads are being recalled after dozens of people contracted Listeria in several states including Nevada. Also, potentially dangerous weather rounds out the holidays in Las Vegas. A wind advisory calls for 60 MPH gusts, rain and mountain snow in the Las Vegas valley. Finally, Recycle your Christmas tree. We will tell you about the Las Vegas recycling program and tell you what happens to recycled trees in the community.
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- Happy Holidays from the City of Las Vegas!
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- 4 years ago
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- Happy Holidays from the City of Las Vegas!
The city of Las Vegas wishes you a fun-filled holiday season with best wishes for a happy New Year! Enjoy our holiday video from the downtown Las Vegas gateway sign, with a special appearance from Santa Claus himself!
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- Your City Update - Nevada will use federal relief aid to fund monoclonal antibody treatment centers.
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- 4 years ago
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- News: Nevada will use federal relief aid to fund monoclonal antibody treatment centers.
The Nevada Legislature's Interim Finance Committee approves 19.6 million in federal covid relief funds for monoclonal antibody treatment center. And, 1.9 million in relief aid is also approved to fund treatment for children with mental health and behavioral issues. Also, we give you tips to stay safe this holiday season.
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- Your City Update - 5 cases of omicron strain of COVID-19 pop up in Nevada
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update: 5 cases of omicron strain of COVID-19 pop up in Nevada
This Tuesday, Dec. 21, in your Your City Update for Las Vegas, we share the projected weather forecast, give an update on the state's COVID-19 numbers, and announce how you can register your child for the Winter Youth Basketball League.
When it comes to COVID-19, five cases of the omicron strain were reported in Nevada as of Dec. 21, 2021, according to the Nevada State Health Laboratory in Reno.
Health officials say Omicron is highly contagious and expected to spread fast. Check out the video above to see the latest number of COVID-19 cases and deaths reported in Nevada.
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- Your City Update - City of Las Vegas' Courtyard Homeless Resource Center nears completion (NEWS)
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update: City of Las Vegas' Courtyard Homeless Resource Center nears completion (NEWS)
The first phase of the expanded Courtyard Homeless Resource Center is near completion. Also, don’t forget the drive-thru COVID-19 test and vaccination site at UNLV is closed this week. Plus, fun facts about next week’s New Year’s Eve fireworks show along Las Vegas Blvd.
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- Access City Council Stavros Anthony - Redistricting Plan Approved That Adjusts Ward Boundaries
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- 4 years ago
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- The city approves a redistricting plan that adjusts all the city's ward boundaries.
The Las Vegas City Council approved a redistricting plan which adjusts ward boundaries according to the most recent census information. Also, we have some important holiday shopping and cooking safety tips to share with you on this show.
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- Your City Update - Gov. Steve Sisolak Appoints Democrat Lisa Cano-Burkhead to Lt. Governor
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- 4 years ago
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- Governor Steve Sisolak has appointed Democrat Lisa Cano-Burkhead to Lt. Governor
The Governor has appointed former high school principal, democrat Lisa Cano-Burkhead to Lt. Governor. The governor has also appointed a new judge to the Eighth Judicial District Court. Also, the drive-thru COVID-10 test and vaccination site at UNLV will be closed next week. Plus, Fremont Street Experience is inviting partygoers to ring in the new year with and 80s and 90s themed dance party.
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- Open for Business - Freed's, a Las Vegas bakery, opens a new location in Downtown Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- Freed's, a Las Vegas bakery, opens a new location in the Art's District in Downtown Las Vegas!
Freed's bakery has been in business in Las Vegas for over 60 years. And now the third-generation, family owned bakery brings their signature sweets to downtown Las Vegas, tucked right in the heart of the Art's District. The new location offers various pastries, cookies and other baked goods along with signature sweets, including Freed's strawberry shortcake, connolis and Parisian cake.
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- Twitter Spaces: History Of Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- Today, the Fremont Street Experience drives 24 million visitors annually to downtown Las Vegas and covers five city blocks with direct access to eight downtown hotel-casinos.
However, when the space opened in December 1995, no one was quite sure how everything would turn out.
We’re joined by experts to talk about how the Fremont Street Experience changed the tourism experience in Las Vegas when it opened and, 26 years later, has only continued to do so.
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Andrew Simon, Chief Executive Officer Fremont Street Experience and longtime Las Vegan.
Bill Marion, principal and partner of Purdue Marion & Associates Public Relations, native Las Vegan and historian
Jan Jones Blackhurst, who was the city of Las Vegas mayor from 1991 to 1999, including during the opening of the Fremont Street Experience in 1995. She also sits on the board of directors of several organizations: Caesars Entertainment the Las Vegas Co...
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- New Neon Museum Brilliant Exhibit Features Local Artists And Creation By Craig Winslow
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- 4 years ago
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- New Art Exhibit In Las Vegas: Neon Museum Brilliant
If you love public art and culture in Las Vegas, we have a new exhibit to tell you about. The Neon Museum and Boneyard unveiled Brilliant Jackpot, a 360 degree exhibit featuring iconic Las Vegas signs and music fitting of the era in which they lit up our city created by Craig Winslow. It answers the often asked questions, Does Las Vegas have art museums and Does Las Vegas have culture. This exhibit shows Las Vegas features local artists through an 800 square foot mural as well as our history through the iconic neon signs.
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- City of Las Vegas Employee of the Month Marco Velotta
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- 4 years ago
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- City of Las Vegas Employee of the Month Patrick Petrie
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update - NFL Announces Las Vegas Hosts Super Bowl 58 & Las Vegas Coffee Shop Contest
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- 4 years ago
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- Las Vegas Super Bowl 58 & Las Vegas Coffee Shop Contest
It's official. The NFL announces that February 2024 the Super Bowl will be hosted by Las Vegas in the Allegiant Stadium. Who ever thought there'd be a Las Vegas Super Bowl! Plus, if you have a concept for a diner, coffee shop or restaurant but have no money, Dapper Companies has the solution. We tell you how to enter the Great Las Vegas Coffee Shop Contest which is basically a Las Vegas Coffee Shop Giveaway. Dapper Companies, a Las Vegas Developer will give a free eating establishment complete with furnishings, equipment and even a marketing plan in the Historic Huntridge Theater. Finally, a COVID-19 update in Las Vegas includes the first case of the Omicron Variant. Is there a COVID surge in Las Vegas?
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- Trending Vegas - Las Vegas Wedding Venues
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- 4 years ago
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- Las Vegas Wedding Venues
It's the most magical time of year. Engagements are popular during the holidays so we wanted to give you an inside look at some wedding venue options you may not realize were available. From Las Vegas city parks to gorgeous auditoriums, the city of Las Vegas offers several backdrops for your wedding day.
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs has the perfect, green opens spaces you may want...with a beautiful water view and gorgeous birds and peacocks roaming the grounds.
If you are looking at holding your ceremony in a more central location, think about booking the Historic Fifth Street School. This property boasts a beautiful courtyard for a more intimate ceremony or book the auditorium and dance the night away with hundreds of friends and family by your side.
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- Trending Vegas - Redistricting 2021
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- 4 years ago
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- Trending Vegas - Redistricting 2021
Every ten years the city of Las Vegas looks to census numbers to see if redistricting is necessary for our wards. Community Development Director Seth Floyd explains the importance of redistricting and how it affects you!
Be sure to catch other episodes of "Trending Vegas" with Melissa Duran on KCLV 2 YouTube channel or at kclv.tv
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- Your City Update - Super Bowl Headed to Vegas in 2024
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update - Super Bowl Headed to
Sources are saying the Super Bowl will be heading to Allegiant Stadium in 2024. Though unconfirmed at this point, reports say Super Bowl 58 will take place in Las Vegas instead of New Orleans due to a conflict with Mardi Gras. Las Vegas is no stranger to major events!
Plus, a new vaccine push to get children ages 5-11 vaccinated against Covid-19 before they return to school from winter break.
And today, Fremont Street Experience celebrates a birthday. The canopy was lit for the first time on December 14, 1995!
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- Access City Council Olivia Diaz - New Public Health Center Opens + First Friday Celebrates 19 Years
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- 4 years ago
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- A new public health center opens in Ward 3 and First Friday celebrates 19 years in Downtown LV.
Councilwoman Diaz welcomes the new Southern Nevada Health District East Las Vegas Public Health Center to Ward 3. And, First Friday is officially back in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. On this show, we tell you what the local arts and culture festival is all about.
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- Your City Update - Shaquille O'Neil makes good on a promise, delivering laptops to kids in West LV.
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update - Shaquille O'Neil makes good on a promise, delivering laptops to kids in West LV.
Shaquille O'Neal donates laptops to kids at Doolittle Complex
Shaquille O'Neal makes good on a promise, donating 100 laptops to youth in West Las Vegas. Also, if you're looking to keep your kids entertained over winter break, the city is offering two weeks of fun and entertainment for kids kindergarten through eighth grade. Plus, the National Weather Service is predicting a few days of potentially hazardous winter storm activity.
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- Your City Update - Las Vegas Road Improvements Mean Travel Trouble & Water Restriction Reminder
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update: Las Vegas Road Improvements Mean Travel Trouble & Water Restriction Reminder
Road construction in Las Vegas is nothing new, but we do have some new Las Vegas road improvement projects you may want to know about over the holidays. Plus, since there is a federal water shortage declaration in southern Nevada the Las Vegas Water Authority reminds property owners about water restrictions and possible water waste fines if the water schedule is not followed. Finally, looking for arts, culture and theater in Las Vegas? This weekend is a final chance to see Rainbow Company Youth Theater's presentation of "Velveteen Rabbit."
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- Discover The Fun: Public Safety Officers, School Police and Pro BMX Rider Make Safety Fun
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- 4 years ago
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- Discover The Fun. Public Safety Officers, Clark County School District Police and Pro BMX Rider Push Safety
What do Professional BMX Cyclist, Jonathan Bronson, Clark County School District Police, Las Vegas Department of Public Safety Marshals and free safety helmets have in common? They are all part of pop-up skate parks offered by local law enforcement. See how lessons in safety can be fun for these kids who go to check out a skate park and end up with an unforgettable experience.
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- Your City Update: Traffic Problems In Las Vegas & How Redistricting In Las Vegas May Affect You
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- 4 years ago
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- Traffic Problems In Las Vegas & How Redistricting In Las Vegas May Affect You
As the population in the city of Las Vegas continues to grow, it affects our roads and redistricting. We have information on road construction around downtown Las Vegas causing some traffic problems. But we also have information on how to get around the N-DOT construction. The city's growth also requires the boundaries of the six wards to be shifted to even out each ward's population. Find out if the latest redistricting in Las Vegas affects you.
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- City Beat - Las Vegas Fire and Rescue Holds Food Truck Safety, Licensing and Inspection Expo
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat - Las Vegas Fire and Rescue Holds Food Truck Safety, Licensing and Inspection Expo
Do you want to know how to pass a food truck inspection? Do you want to get your food truck licensed? Information on everything you need to know to run a safe and legal food truck was offered by Las Vegas Fire and Rescue at the first ever Food Truck Expo. Aside from on site inspections and licensing, there were classes, vendors and demonstrations on how quickly a food truck can go up in flames if not properly constructed. We also talk with the owner of "Cookin Wit Gas" about why he thinks everyone should be playing by the same set of rules.
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- Historic Westside Legacy Park Opens Featuring Tributes to Las Vegas Icons & Old Las Vegas Photos
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- 4 years ago
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- Historic Westside Legacy Park Opens Featuring Tributes to Las Vegas Icons & Old Las Vegas Photos
The city of Las Vegas and Clark County joined together to create a park that is more like an outdoor museum. Legacy Park features biographies of iconic Las Vegas pioneers who helped build the city and fought discrimination and segregation. Take a walk through a series of old photos of Las Vegas, read about the Las Vegas pioneers and take in public art including a bronze statue or our 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama.
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- Access City Council Brian Knudsen - New Affordable Housing Development For City Residents
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- 4 years ago
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- A new development in Ward 1 will provide affordable housing to hundreds of city residents.
Nevada HAND works to provided stable, affordable housing to Las Vegas residents. And, the most recent housing development sits right in Ward 1 and is the largest affordable housing community in Nevada's history.
Also on this show, the speed limit on Charleston near UMC has been reduced to 35 mph. And, Thanksgiving meals are delivered to hundreds of Ward 1 residents.
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- Trending Vegas - I-15 Immediate Relief
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- 4 years ago
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- Trending Vegas - I-15 Immediate Relief
California Governor Gavin Newsom and Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak are working together to provide "immediate relief" to motorists who travel back and forth along the stretch of I-15.
City of Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman says she's thrilled with the announcement that would make a shoulder into a 3rd lane during peak travel times. However, she says this is a great time to push for even bigger change, possibly an even bigger I-15 expansion. Mayor Goodman says right now it's easy for freight trucks to face an I-15 bottleneck situation as they attempt to move goods throughout the country.
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- Your City Update - Remembering Pearl Harbor 2021
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update - Remembering Pearl Harbor 2021
Flags are at half staff today as we remember the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
Pearl Harbor survivors as well as world war 2 veterans will be in Hawaii to pay their respects to the more than 24-hundred American troops were killed in the attack. Another 12-hundred were wounded on December 7th, 1941 in the surprise Japanese attack on the U.S. naval base.
In Las Vegas Raiders news, the team has made their nomination for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.
Darren Waller is the silver and black’s nominee. Waller is in his third full season with the Raiders after entering the NFL with Baltimore in 2015. His life story is truly amazing and shows opportunity, redemption and service. He has overcome substance abuse challenges and NFL suspensions to become a Pro Bowl performer. Waller contributes to the community in a variety of ways, including fundraising for pediatric patients and helping y...
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- Your City Update - Historic Westside Park Officially Opens
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update - Historic Westside Park Officially Opens
A new park in the Historic Westside that pays tribute to community trailblazers, has officially opened. Also, the city of Las Vegas Corporate Challenge is set to begin this March. Plus, a plan is underway to ease traffic congestion at the Nevada-California border.
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- City Beat - Las Vegas Magnet School Principal Selected As Top Elementary Principal In the Country
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat - Las Vegas Magnet School Principal Selected As Top Elementary Principal In the Country
Meet David Hudzick. He is the Principal at Piggott Academy of International Studies which is a Las Vegas Magnet School and many would say one of the best schools in Las Vegas. He was selected as one of the top in his field by the National Association of Elementary School Principals. He represents the outstanding educators of Las Vegas in this magnet school and baccalaureate school of education. He is one of the many who represent outstanding educators in Las Vegas.
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- Trending Vegas - Las Vegas Waits to See if Omicron Will Have Economic Impact
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- 4 years ago
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- Trending Vegas - Las Vegas Waits to See if Omicron Will Have Economic Impact
There is still a lot we don't know about the Omicron variant in the United States. It has been reported in several countries around the world, including here in the U.S. in California and Colorado. While that uncertainty may cause some drops in the stock market and other areas, we will have to wait and see if it has any negative impact on Las Vegas' economy. Principal of Applied Analysis Brian Gordon chats with Melissa about the importance of international travel as well as it's impact on the local economy as Las Vegas hosts several major events in the next few months.
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- Your City Update - Drive-thru Covid-19 Vaccine and Testing Site Open
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- 4 years ago
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- Your City Update - Drive-thru Covid-19 Vaccine and Testing Site Open
With news of the new Covid-19 variant Omicron, there is a lot of uncertainty what that means for Las Vegas visitors, especially international travelers wanting to come to Las Vegas. We show you where you can get tested and get your vaccine without having to get out of your car.
Plus, the Mint 400 rolls back into town bringing thousands of spectators!
And, now is the time to submit you application to participate in next year's Las Vegas Days Parade.
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- Access City Council Michele Fiore - A Special Exhibit At City Hall That Features Ice-Age Fossils
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- 4 years ago
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- On this show, find out about a special exhibit at City Hall that features ice-age fossils.
On this Access City Council show, seniors are served a wonderful meal at the Ward 6 Thanksgiving luncheon. And, find out about a special exhibit at City Hall features Ice-age fossils.
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- Discover The Fun - Find out about the many adaptive recreation programs offered through the city.
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- 4 years ago
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- Discover The Fun - Find out about the many adaptive recreation programs offered through the city.
The city of Las Vegas Adaptive Recreation Program provides opportunities for individuals, youth and adults of all abilities. Program options offer opportunities to engage in activities that promote socialization, skill development and physical activities. City of Las Vegas adaptive activities and programs are available to children starting at 7. Programs continue through adulthood.
Adaptive play areas have been added to city parks to create safe places for kids to play no matter what their ability may be.
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- City Beat - Holiday Fire Safety and Tips from Las Vegas Fire and Rescue For Fire Safety
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- 4 years ago
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- Holiday Fire Safety and Tips from Las Vegas Fire and Rescue For Fre Safety During the Holidays
When it comes to decorating your home for the holidays, Las Vegas Fire and Rescue talks to us about the safest holiday decorations, a home fire escape plan, pet safety during the holidays, proper Christmas tree disposal and the dangers of overloading electrical cords and candles.
