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Medidas de Seguridad en Halloween
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- Medidas de Seguridad en Halloween
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- 5 years ago
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- Le recordamos de algunas medidas de seguridad para celebrar este Día de Brujas o Halloween con su familia. Vea el video para aprender cómo mantener a sus seres queridos fuera de peligro. ¡Feliz Halloween!
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- Open for Business - Pinspiration Las Vegas Opens Its Doors
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- 5 years ago
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- Pinspiration Las Vegas Opens Their Doors
A new business in Las Vegas is sure to get your creativity flowing. Pinspiration is where your inner artist comes to life. There are arts and crafts for all ages. From custom wood cutouts to their famous Pinspiration splatter room, everyone can be an artist inside of this business.
Located on West Lake Mead near Tenaya, the shop offers all sorts of crafts to create without the hassle of buying your own art supplies. You can create your masterpiece here and they clean up your mess.
The most requested activity is their splatter room, where you literally let paint fly. Inspired by artist Jackson Pollock, you can create and take home your own splatter masterpiece.
The space is also perfect for events, including birthday parties, team building and more.
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- Free Lunch Spot Parking In Downtown Las Vegas
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- 5 years ago
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- We're offering free parking Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., in downtown Las Vegas to allow residents and visitors to explore the many new and continuing restaurants!
The free parking program will continue until Dec. 31, 2021.
Read more: https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/News/Blog/Detail/free-lunch-spot-parking-in-downtown-las-vegas
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- Trending Vegas: Jon Gruden Resigns, Southwest Airline Flights Cancelled
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- 5 years ago
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- Trending Vegas: Jon Gruden Resigns, Southwest Airline Flights Cancelled
On this episode of Trending Vegas, Melissa Duran and guests talk about the reasoning behind the resignation of Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden, after emails emerged showing offensive language towards specific groups. While many say his resignation was necessary, others on social media think society has become too sensitive.
Plus, we talk about the Southwest Airlines flight cancellations that left thousands of people stranded. We will tell you what people on social media think really caused the cancellations.
Also, if you are looking to buy Nevada health insurance, now is the time to start looking at your options through the Silver State Health Exchange. This year, there are even more government subsidies available as many still try to find their footing from pandemic unemployment.
You can always catch our programming on KCLV 2 .
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- Your City Update: News about human trafficking in Las Vegas & Law Enforcement Goes Pink
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- 5 years ago
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- News about human trafficking in Las Vegas & Law Enforcement Goes Pink
The city of Las Vegas and the Mayor's Faith Initiative host a virtual summit on Human Trafficking in our Native American community. The time is now to apply for grants if you run a non-profit in the city of Las Vegas. And law enforcement goes pink. See how the city's Department of Public Safety honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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- Access City Council Michelle Fiore Helps Open a Remodeled Skate Park at Mountain Ridge Park
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- 5 years ago
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- Councilwoman Michelle Fiore Helps Open a Remodeled Skate Park at Mountain Ridge Park
On this Access City Council show, Councilwoman Michelle Fiore helps open the remodeled Mountain Ridge Park. Plus, find out about special programs the city offers to "differently-abled" citizens. Also, October is Hindu Heritage Month. We give you some insight into the thriving Hindu community in Las Vegas.
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- Your City Update - The city offers free lunch spot parking in downtown Las Vegas.
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- 5 years ago
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- News: Your City Update 101921: The city offers free lunch spot parking in downtown Las Vegas.
If you're thinking of having lunch at one of the many great restaurants downtown, now you can park for free! The city of Las Vegas is trying out a new program to offer free parking Monday-Friday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Just look for the "lunch spot parking" signs in the city of Las Vegas downtown parking lots and streets to take advantage of the new trial program.
Plus, booster doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine are now available at the Southern Nevada Health District and community vaccination clinics for those eligible.
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- City Beat: News About A New Strong Start Academy & The Hidden Rooftop Cinema Is Revealed
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- 5 years ago
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- News About A New Strong Start Academy & The Hidden Rooftop Cinema Is Revealed
Affordable Pre-K Education in Las Vegas is now more widely available thanks to the fourth Strong Start Academy in the city. We take you to the Hidden Cinema in Las Vegas. Find out where this rooftop cinema is located and what it has to offer. The U.S. Council on Green Buildings honors Las Vegas for sustainability. Find out how reducing water consumption and building Green Buildings put us on the map! Keeping your child safe on Halloween night is our safety message from Las Vegas Fire and Rescue.
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- City Beat: The Customer Care Center In Las Vegas Is Where To Call For Help In Las Vegas
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- 5 years ago
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- City Beat: The Customer Care Center In Las Vegas Is Where To Call For Help In Las Vegas
The staff in the Customer Care Center or the Customer Call Center is where to call for questions on anything from where to pay for licenses to where to pay for parking tickets and more. Meet some of the people who answer the phones in the Customer Care Center.
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- City Beat: We Have Las Vegas Green News For You In U.S. Council Of Green Buildings Award
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- 5 years ago
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- City Beat: We Have Las Vegas Green News For You In U.S. Council Of Green Buildings Award
How does Las Vegas go green? Las Vegas reduces water consumption. Las Vegas generates its own power. Las Vegas receives power from NV Energy. Las Vegas builds LEED certified buildings. It is all included in the Las Vegas 2050 Master Plan. Because of our attention to going and staying green, we've just been recognized by the U.S. Council of Green Buildings Award.
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- City Beat - Strong Start School Makes Pre-K Education Possible For All
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- 5 years ago
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- The city of Las Vegas' Youth Development and Social Innovation Department and Acelero Learning team up to help all students get off on the right foot with a new Strong Start Academy. With this being the city's fourth Strong Start School, we answer the question of how important pre-k education is to all children.
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- City Beat: 98-Year-Old World War II Veteran Awarded Purple Heart At Las Vegas City Council Meeting.
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- 5 years ago
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- CB101621: 98-Year-Old World War II Veteran Awarded Purple Heart At Las Vegas City Council Meeting.
The Las Vegas City Council recognized Onofrio “No-No” Zicari, a 98-year-old World War II veteran, for receiving a purple heart and for being the October 2021 Citizen of the Month.
June 6, 1944, Private First Class Onofrio “No-No” Zicari took part in the D-Day invasion at Omaha Beach. He was wounded by German shrapnel during the invasion. Due to the chaotic nature of the battle, and due to the death of the field medic in battle who had treated him initially, these injuries went undocumented. For more than 75 years, Zicari, now 98 years old, had been denied a Purple Heart medal. After many coming together to assist him, Zicari now was officially presented his Purple Heart by a U.S. Army representative at the Council meeting. The Purple Heart is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the president to those wounded or killed while serving with ...
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- City Beat: How To Protect Children On Halloween From Dangers in Candy To Safe Costumes
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- 5 years ago
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- City Beat: How To Protect Children On Halloween From Dangers in Candy To Safe Costumes.
Children often are hit by cars on Halloween night. We have tips from Las Vegas Fire and Rescue on how to protect children from being hit by cars and how to be sure their Halloween candy is safe. We uncover some hidden dangers you can avoid.
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- Your City Update - Dust Advisory Issued for Area
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- 5 years ago
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- News: Dust Advisory Issued for Area
Strong wind is expected in Las Vegas on Monday. A dust advisory has been issued as a result. Experts recommend those with lung and heart diseases, older adults and young children stay indoors as much as possible. Learn more tips to deal with the dust in today's city update.
Plus, the 20th annual Las Vegas Book Festival is this Saturday, but there are a number of virtual pre-events you can take part in right now. All of the virtual events are taking place on the festival's YouTube page. Learn more at www.lasvegasbookfestival.com
These stories and more in today's city update. You can always catch on KCLV 2 and on kclv.tv/live.
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- Hello Mayor: Improving Infrastructure Into Vegas
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- 5 years ago
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- Hello Mayor: Improving Infrastructure Into Vegas
Mayor Carolyn Goodman sits down with Nevada Trucking Association CEO Paul Enos and city of Las Vegas Executive Director of Infrastructure Mike Janssen to discuss the possible widening of I-15 coming to Las Vegas.
With cargo ports backlogged, Mayor Goodman and guests discuss the challenges, including major bottleneck issues, as they transport goods into Las Vegas.
Plus, Fremont Street Experience president Andrew Simon joins the mayor to talk about attendance under the canopy and give a look into upcoming events scheduled at FSE.
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- Your City Update - New Fitness Court and Skate Park Now Open
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- 5 years ago
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- News: New Fitness Court and Skate Park Now Open
It’s the perfect time of year to get outdoors and get in some exercise, and the city has a new fitness court for you to check out.
Garehime Heights Park is now home to the new fitness court, full of exercise and training options. The new fitness court is the second installed by the city of Las Vegas as partner of the acclaimed National Fitness Campaign, which is a movement to shape healthy outdoor infrastructure and healthy lifestyles in cities across the United States. In addition, the city refreshed the skate park as well.
Plus, it's time for the city of Las Vegas' annual Las Vegas book festival which will take place October 23rd at the Historic Fifth Street School in downtown Las Vegas. There are also a list of pre-events scheduled starting Monday October 18th. For a complete list go to www.lasvegasbookfestival.com and while that event isn’t for another week, there are a lot of virtual pre-even...
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- Access City Council Cedric Crear - Raiders Donate Uniforms to Kids at Doolittle Community Center
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- 5 years ago
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- ACC Crear 101421: Raiders Donate Uniforms to Kids at City of Las Vegas Doolittle Community Center
Kids at Doolittle Community Center have brand new flag football uniforms, thanks to the Las Vegas Raiders. Plus, another luxury apartment complex opens in Symphony Park--Auric, Symphony Park Las Vegas. Also, find out about plans for an adaptive recreational facility right in Ward 5.
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- Your City Update - Time For Las Vegas Redistricting And Find Out How To Respond In An Earthquake
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- 5 years ago
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- Time For Las Vegas Redistricting And Find Out How To Respond In An Earthquake
We will show you how to participate in the Drop, Cover and Hold On program to prepare in the event of an earthquake. We share with you how to find out more by visiting the Great Nevada Shake Out website. The Las Vegas City Council tackles Las Vegas redistricting. Find out when you can visit Las Vegas City Hall to view the proposed maps. This is a task the city faces whenever the Las Vegas City population grows.
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- Your City Update - Raiders Head Coach Resigns
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- 5 years ago
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- News: Raiders Head Coach Resigns
Jon Gruden resigns as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders following reports that emails he wrote over a 10-year period include racist, misogynistic and anti-gay language. Also, the Vegas Golden Knights kick off their first season game against the Seattle Kraken. Plus, registration is now open for the city's 3-on-3 basketball tournament.
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- The Flood Channel 101121
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- 5 years ago
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- Your City Update - Fall Registration Now Open for Las Vegas Parks and Rec, More Road Closures Ahead
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- 5 years ago
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- News: Fall Registration Now Open and More Road Closures Ahead
In today's city update, learn how you can register for the upcoming Tech Alley which helps start up companies network with other like-minded individuals in Las Vegas.
Plus, fall registration is now open for Las Vegas Parks and Rec. Several classes including painting and cooking are now open for sign ups. Children can also be registered for certain sports skills classes.
We also have more construction closure updates as NDOT continues their work on the viaduct rehabilitation program.
Finally, a huge thank you to our Las Vegas Aces who played one heck of a season!
Make sure to catch our newscast on KCLV 2. You can always watch us on kclv.tv/live
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- Your City Update - Las Vegas Firefighters Talk Fire Prevention Safety Week Plus More Music, Cooking
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- 5 years ago
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- Las Vegas Firefighters Talk Fire Prevention Safety Week And Music And Cooking In Las Vegas Comes To The Book Festival
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue offers tips during Fire Prevention Safety Week on fire preparedness, smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms and how to escape a fire. More parking lots are coming to downtown Las Vegas to help visitors and businesses in the Arts District. Also, the Las Vegas Book Festival adds music and cooking to this year's event.
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- Get outside and enjoy the wonderful fall weather in Las Vegas at one of the city of Las Vegas parks.
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- 5 years ago
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- Get outside and enjoy the wonderful fall weather in Las Vegas at one of the city of Las Vegas parks.
Now is the perfect time to take advantage of all the city parks in Las Vegas have to offer, including sports fields, walking trails, beautiful open grass and covered pic-nic areas, basketball and tennis courts, and so much more! So get out and Discover the Fun at one of the city of Las Vegas parks.
For more information you can visit: lasvegasnevada.gov
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- Open for Business - Watch a Movie Under the Stars in Beautiful Downtown Las Vegas
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- 5 years ago
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- Watch a movie under the stars in beautiful downtown Las Vegas.
Attention all moviegoers! Hidden Cinema Las Vegas rooftop movie theater is now showing all of your favorite classic movies. Enjoy our beautiful weather by watching a movie under the stars in beautiful downtown Las Vegas. Romantic classics, legendary thrillers, Halloween hits and holiday-season movie favorites will be shown. Hidden cinema is the only rooftop movie theater in Las Vegas, offering guest something a little different. Hidden Cinema is located at 321 S. Casino Center Boulevard. The pop up event will end on December 18th.
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- Your City Update - Fire Prevention Safety Week And CSI Vegas Is Back
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- 5 years ago
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- Fire Prevention Safety Week and CSI Vegas Is Back
Fire Prevention Safety Week theme is "Learning the Sounds of Fire Safety." We tell you how to know the difference in carbon monoxide and fire sounds from your alarm. Smoke detectors save lives so it is important to check yours regularly. Also, CSI Vegas is back. We have a preview of what to expect from the streets of Las Vegas.
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- Your City Update - Southern Nevada Health District Expands Covid-19 Vaccination Clinic Hours
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- 5 years ago
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- News: Southern Nevada Health District Expands Covid-19 Vaccination Clinic Hours
The Southern Nevada Health District has expanded its clinic hours at the S. Decatur location. There are now more opportunities to get your covid-19 vaccine in the evening or on the weekend here in Las Vegas. We'll explain in this city update.
Plus, the Nevada Zero Fatalities program has launched a new campaign to keep impaired drivers off the road. Their "Always Drive Sober" campaign asks drivers to plan ahead and use rideshare programs to get home or pay the legal consequences.
We also have your fire prevention tip of the day in today's city update news. You can always catch our KCLV 2 programming on kclv.tv/live
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- Access City Council Victoria Seaman - Councilwoman Honored With Friends of Recovery Award
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- 5 years ago
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- ACC Seaman 100721: CW Victoria Seaman Honored With Friends of Recovery Award.
Councilwoman Victoria Seaman is honored with the Friends of Recovery award at The Foundation for Recovery Event. Plus, Ward 2 had a great turnout for Art in the Park at Bruce Trent Park.
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- Your City Update - Las Vegas Raiders Give Back to Inner-City Kids
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- 5 years ago
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- Your City Update 100421: Las Vegas Raiders Give Back to Inner-City Kids
Kids at Doolittle Community Center now have brand new flag football uniforms, thanks to a generous donation from the Las Vegas Raiders. Also, October 3-9 is fire prevention week 2021. We give you fire prevention week tips to help keep your family safe.
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- Trending Vegas - Life is Beautiful is Back in Downtown Las Vegas & International Travelers Return
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- 5 years ago
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- News: Life is Beautiful is Back and International Travelers Come Back to Vegas
Join Melissa Duran and team a they talk about President Biden loosening Covid-19 travel restrictions to the U.S. This is wonderful for our local economy that could definitely use the added boost. According to McCarran International Airport, they saw 3.8 million international air travelers in 2019. That's a huge boost for our area that we are getting back. Social media is flooded with UK and EU residents excited to have some Vegas fun.
Also on this show, Las Vegas is also showing everyone our capacity to handle major events again, including the Life is Beautiful festival in downtown Las Vegas. Thousands flooded the streets of downtown to enjoy the art displays and sounds of artists from around the world. We have some great pictures and videos!
Plus, we hold some discussion regarding the approval of Pfizer booster shots for certain groups and also the future possible ...
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- WIN Court Grad 092921
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- 5 years ago
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- Your City Update - Las Vegas Hold Remembrance Ceremony for Oct. 1 victims
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- 5 years ago
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- News: Las Vegas Hold Remembrance Ceremony for October 1st victims.
Tomorrow marks 4 years since the tragic Vegas shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival. The city of Las Vegas is holding a remembrance ceremony to honor those who lost their lives as a result of that October 1 shooting. Mayor Carolyn Goodman will read the names of all of the victims during a ceremony at the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden on Friday night. Find out where you can watch the ceremony.
Plus, the city has teamed up with Workforce Connections to open the new Employ NV Career Hub at the Historic Westside school that aims to help unemployed and underemployed individuals find Nevada jobs.
Road construction in Las Vegas is leading to some big road closures by the Nevada Department of Transportation. We show you how you can plan ahead.
You can watch these stories and more in today's city update. You can always catch us on KCLV 2 or at kclv.tv/live
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- Your City Update - New Strong Start School Opens And News On Las Vegas Road Construction
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- 5 years ago
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- New Strong Start School Opens In Las Vegas
A new Strong Start School opens in Las Vegas to make Pre-K education available to underserved communities. The goal is to provide early education to all children so they are prepared for that first day of kindergarten. Also, we have a heads up on some Las Vegas road construction coming your way in the northwest part of the city.
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- City Beat 092521
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- 5 years ago
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- On this City Beat see the latest opening of luxury living in downtown Las Vegas. The ribbon is cut on Auric right next door to Parc Haven and the Smith Center. Also, teen anxiety, depression and stress are openly discussed at a special forum at Las Vegas City Hall with Raiders own Solomon Thomas. Hear his story of losing his big sister to suicide and how it prompted him and his parents to found "The Defensive Line."
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- City Beat - Forum In Las Vegas Addresses Teen Depression And Anxiety
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- 5 years ago
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- Forum In Las Vegas Addresses Teen Depression And Anxiety
The COVID-19 pandemic hit youth particularly hard. Las Vegas Raider, Solomon Thomas opens up about his own struggles with anxiety as a teen and young man and the loss of his sister to suicide in a special forum held in downtown Las Vegas. Hear what advice he and the Raiders' team psychologist have for Las Vegas teens.
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- City Beat - Auric Luxury Living Apartments Open In Symphony Park In Downtown Las Vegas
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- 5 years ago
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- Auric Luxury Living Apartments Open In Symphony Park In Downtown Las Vegas
There are now more options for luxury living in Downtown Las Vegas' Symphony Park. We take you to Auric with its resort style swimming pool, high end residents lounge and units with spectacular views of the city. Auric is located next to Parc Haven and The Smith Center for the Performing Arts.
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- City Beat - Las Vegas Firefighters help with Hurricane Ida aftermath
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- 5 years ago
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- Las Vegas Firefighters help with Hurricane Ida aftermath.
Las Vegas Firefighters leave home to help rescue people across the country. From the Caldor Fire in northern Nevada to clean up from Hurricane Ida in Louisiana, these brave men and women of Nevada Task Force One answer the call. We hear about their experiences now that they are back home.
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- One October Healing Garden continues to offer peace and comfort to Las Vegas community.
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- 5 years ago
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- One October Healing Garden continues to offer peace and comfort to Las Vegas community
Four years later, after the worst mass shooting in U.S. history unfolded on the Las Vegas Strip, the Healing Garden continues to blossom. The 58 trees planted in honor of each victim killed have grown taller and are surrounded with photos and keepsakes. The garden is filled with life and the memories of lives lost the night of the One October mass shooting.
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- Access City Council Stavros Anthony - Councilman Attends 9/11 Tribute at Police Memorial Park
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- 5 years ago
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- ACC Anthony 093021: Councilman Stavros Anthony Attends 9/11 Tribute at Police Memorial Park
A new tree is planted at Police Memorial Park to honor the victims of the September 11 terrorist attack in New York. Also, we show you the beautiful new improvements made to Cimarron Rose Community Center. And, if you're looking for something fun to do, the city of Las Vegas pop up parks are back!
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- Your City Update - Pfizer Booster Shot For At-Risk People Available.
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- 5 years ago
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- Your City Update 092821: Pfizer Booster Shot For At-Risk People Available.
Beginning September 28th, the Pfizer booster shot will be available at Las Vegas health district clinics. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is now recommending booster doses of the Pfizer vaccine for those who are at higher risk for COVID-19. Also, Clark County has hit a milestone with 70 percent of people 12 and older receiving at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Plus, Las Vegas Mayor Goodman says she would welcome the chance for Las Vegas to host the Republican National Convention in 2024.
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- Your City Update - Las Vegas Raiders, Las Vegas Golden Knights and the Las Vegas Aviators play!
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- 5 years ago
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- YCU090121: Las Vegas Raiders, Las Vegas Golden Knights and the Las Vegas Aviators play on same day!
Sports dominated Las Vegas over the weekend. Sunday was the first time the Las Vegas Raiders, Las Vegas Golden Knights and the Las Vegas Aviators all played on the same day in Las Vegas with fans in the stands! Also, a Western States Workgroup endorses a federal recommendation for the Pfizer booster shot. Plus, work begins this week in the city to improve safety for pedestrians.
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- SOAR Award 091321
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- 5 years ago
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- Your City Update - FDA Approves Pfizer Covid-19 Booster Shot for Certain Groups
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- 5 years ago
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- NEWS: FDA Approves Pfizer Covid-19 Booster Shot for Certain Groups
The FDA has approved a booster shot of the Pfizer vaccine for certain populations under its emergency use authorization. Those groups include people age 65 years or older. People between the ages of 18-64 who are at risk of developing severe cases of COVID-19 are also on the list as well as frontline workers. Also, many Nevada small businesses could soon receive some CARES money to help with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Plus, there are a couple of free community events taking place around the city this weekend. Check out where in today's city update.
Remember, you can always catch our programming on KCLV Channel 2 Las Vegas or at kclv.tv
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- Access City Council Olivia Diaz - Hispanic Heritage Month celebration & Las Vegas Rental Assistance
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- 5 years ago
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- ACC Diaz 092321: Hispanic Heritage Month celebration and Las Vegas rental assistance
Celebrations for Hispanic Heritage Month kick off in Las Vegas. and, find out about Las Vegas rental assistance programs to help keep you in your home.
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- Your City Update - Fall equinox 2021 and Golden Knights fans allowed to watch practice again.
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- 5 years ago
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- YCU 092221: Fall equinox 2021 and Golden Knights fans allowed to watch practice again.
Fall Equinox 2021: September 22nd is officially the first day of fall and we can now say goodbye to summer and those higher temperatures. Also, thanks to a grant, the city of Las Vegas will offer free wireless connectivity to people living in low-income areas. Plus, Golden Knights fans allowed to watch the Knights practice again.
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- Open For Business: Las Vegas Gets New Coffee House in Skye Canyon
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- 5 years ago
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- Open For Business: Las Vegas Gets New Coffee House in Skye Canyon
Aspire Coffee House is one of the newest businesses to open its door in the city of Las Vegas. Tucked away in the Skye Canyon clubhouse, this local coffee business offers all sorts of goodies including flavored coffees and delicious food options. The best part is they don't add any refined sugars to their coffee, only using natural flavors as sweeteners.
Learn more about the history of how this Las Vegas coffee house got started and what makes them unique by reading our blog! ➡️ https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/News/Blog/Detail/open-for-business-aspire-coffee-house
Make sure to watch all of our Open For Business episodes on KCLV 2 Las Vegas!
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- Your City Update: Construction Causes Las Vegas Road Closures 09-21-21
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- 5 years ago
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- Your City Update: Construction Causes Las Vegas Road Closures 09-21-21
NEWS: We want to prepare you for an upcoming major road closure. This portion of the construction process will last for six weeks and will definitely impact your commute here in Las Vegas. Crews are continuing their road construction work on the viaduct rehab project. Learn how you can stay on top of future road closures.
Plus, a free festival is headed to downtown Las Vegas that will focus on mental health through art.
Stay up to date with all of your city local news right here or you can always check out KCLV 2 at www.kclv.tv/live
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- Mayor Message 092121
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- 5 years ago
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- Hello Mayor: A Look Inside Our City Jail and the plans for future jail rehabilitation programs
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- 5 years ago
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- Hello Mayor: A Look Inside Our City Jail and the plans for future jail rehabilitation programs
On this month's "Hello Mayor," Mayor Carolyn Goodman sits down with the city's Department of Public Safety Chief Louis Molina to learn his vision for future safety plans in the City of Las Vegas' jail.
Plus, we get an inside look at the jail and discuss the rehabilitative programs the Department of Public Safety is offering inmates before they are released.
To learn more about the Department of Public Safety, follow the link https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/Government/Public-Safety-Services
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- Your City Update - Fire Destroys Historic Mt. Charleston Lodge & Life Is Beautiful Boosts Economy
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- 5 years ago
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- NEWS: Fire Destroys Historic Mt. Charleston Lodge & Life Is Beautiful Boosts Las Vegas Economy
A fire was the big headline in news in Las Vegas over the weekend. On Monday, Investigators sifted through ashes for evidence of what started the blaze on Mount Charleston near Las Vegas, Nevada. The fire completely destroyed the Mt. Charleston Lodge.
The 2021 Life is Beautiful Festival came back to the city after being canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic last year. Life is Beautiful was a success and a welcomed boost to the downtown Las Vegas economy.
In sports news, the Las Vegas Aces brought home another important win, so now they're headed to the WNBA Playoffs.
We have all of these Las Vegas News stories and more in Your City Update.
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- Construction progress of UNLV's Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine in Las Vegas' Medical District
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- 5 years ago
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- Construction progress of UNLV's Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine in Las Vegas' Medical District
Construction on UNLV’s new medical education building is coming along and actually a little bit ahead of schedule. The 9-acre headquarters for the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine will be located in downtown Las Vegas in the Medical District.
Here's a bird's eye view of the progress! The video was taken by the KCLV's drone.
