Clark County commissioners voted unanimously to place a community health center on the grounds of Elaine Wynn Elementary, making it the seventh such school-based clinic in Clark County.

Yvonne Decker and Lloyd A. Killian sold a five-bedroom, 3.5-bath home at 8815 Blake Alan Ave.

Ya Yue Van and A. Keith Dunker bought a three-bedroom, 3.5-bath home at 3140 Darby Gardens Ct.

Draconian fines not the way to go The valley's housing meltdown has exacted a heavy toll on neighborhoods.

Carolyn Edwards, vice president of the Clark County School Board, speaks to Spring Valley residents at a meeting Monday about a health clinic proposed for Elaine Wynn Elementary School.

Clinics on several Clark County Schools campuses are drawing varying opinions from residents.

Neighbors of Elaine Wynn Elementary School attend a community meeting Monday about a planned health care clinic on the school's campus.

Graef Crystal and Sue K. Crystal have listed for sale a three-bedroom, three-bath home at 7760 Boca Raton Dr.

Construction of White Pine County's first commercial wind turbine farm could begin as early as next summer and bring up to 200 workers to the rural area, project officials said.

A 30-year-old man suffered critical injuries in a two-vehicle collision this afternoon in the southwestern Las Vegas Valley.

Tracy B. Long and Larry Long have listed for sale a five-bedroom, 5.5-bath home at 5870 Oquendo Road in Unincorporated Las Vegas for $1.85 million.

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Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center has begun handling patients at a new top-level neonatal intensive care unit and an expanded special care nursery.

Dr. Haydee Docasar-Kessner and Sammie J. Kessner have listed for sale a five bedroom, six-bath home at 1327 Quiet River Ave.

At a recent SNWA board meeting, the SNWA's proposed 300 mile pipeline from Snake Valley aquifer to Las Vegas has met with a few bumps in the road, mainly strong public opposition and increasing hesitancy on the part of SNWA board members to jump into this plan without a safety net.