Las Vegas Housing Market Cools: What Locals Need to Know The fast-paced Las Vegas housing market is experiencing a significant slowdown, shifting conditions for both buyers and sellers. Recent data from Las Vegas Realtors (LVR) reveals that homes are taking longer to sell, inventory is increasing, and condominium prices have seen a notable dip. October 2025 Market Snapshot The latest report indicates a cooling trend across the Las Vegas residential landscape. The median price for … Read More

The Alarming Truth: Are Our High School Diplomas Enough? A recent report from the University of California, San Diego, reveals a disturbing trend: a significant number of incoming university students lack even basic math and English skills, despite holding high school diplomas. This eye-opening analysis serves as a critical warning, echoing concerns about educational preparedness right here in Las Vegas and across Nevada. UC San Diego’s Startling Findings According to the University of California, San … Read More

Unpacking Local News: A Look at the Salisbury Post’s Community Focus In an era where national headlines often dominate, the bedrock of community life often lies in its local news. The Salisbury Post stands as a prime example of a dedicated publication, offering comprehensive coverage and a vital platform for its North Carolina readership. For any local community, understanding the breadth of local journalism, like that provided by the Salisbury Post, is key to staying … Read More

Gerber Life’s “Grow Up Plan” Under Scrutiny: What Las Vegas Parents Need to Know A Las Vegas family’s dream of college savings has turned into a nightmare, highlighting a widespread misunderstanding surrounding Gerber Life’s popular “Grow Up Plan.” Many parents and grandparents, hoping to secure their children’s educational future, are discovering these policies aren’t quite what they expected. This issue has sparked class-action lawsuits and left families like one here in Southern Nevada facing significant … Read More

Remembering Gerald “Jerry” Lenihan: A Las Vegas Life Honored Gerald “Jerry” Lenihan, a beloved figure with deep roots in both Chicago and Las Vegas, passed away on November 8, 2025, in Las Vegas. His life, marked by service, family, and a generous spirit, touched many in our community and beyond. From Chicago’s South Side to Vietnam Born March 27, 1948, in Chicago to Dennis Edward Lenihan and Bernice Trinker, Jerry’s heritage traced back to Ireland … Read More

Geno Smith: A Glimmer of Hope for Raiders Fantasy Owners For Las Vegas Raiders fans and fantasy football enthusiasts across the valley, this season has largely been a struggle. Despite initial optimism surrounding new faces and strategies, the hometown team’s performance has been disappointing, particularly on the offensive side of the ball. However, a recent shift suggests that quarterback Geno Smith might be turning a corner, potentially offering a much-needed lifeline for those invested in … Read More

Harvesting Hope: Las Vegas Embraces Inclusion Las Vegas recently celebrated its 4th Annual Harvesting Hope Family Fall Festival and Community Resource Fair, an event dedicated to fostering inclusion and disability awareness. Hosted by the Collaboration Center, the city’s largest disability resource network, the festival connected Southern Nevada families with vital support systems. A Hub for Comprehensive Disability Resources The free event, held on the Collaboration Center’s expansive five-acre campus, served as a crucial meeting point … Read More