Without raising her voice, Assembly Speaker Barbara Buckley declared open warfare on Gov. Jim Gibbons. Moments into her televised speech following his Thursday night, she set it up.
CARSON CITY — If having to deal with a special legislative session Friday was not enough, Gov. Jim Gibbons also announced a major shake-up of senior members of his staff.
The Review-Journal filed a complaint with the Nevada attorney general on Friday to protest a closed session by the Clark County School Board as a violation of Nevada’s open meeting law.
WASHINGTON — Southern Nevada health officials may face a financial squeeze after Congress failed to come through with $5 million to defray costs of responding to the hepatitis C health crisis in Las Vegas, officials said Friday.
Five months ago, Swadeep Nigam thought security could be a major issue at the National Association of American Physicians of Indian Origin convention currently under way at the Venetian.
CARSON CITY — A Henderson assemblyman accepted political contributions during the special legislative session Friday, despite a state law that prohibits such donations.
State workers and their supporters rallied Friday to warn state leaders not to cut cost-of-living raises for public workers, even though officials have said that the raises are protected in a plan to reduce state spending to meet budget shortfalls.
A union sheet metal worker was injured while picketing outside the Gold Coast Friday when a man driving a black Ford Bronco struck him.
The couple accused of second-degree murder in the death of their 4-year-old son, who was left in a sport utility vehicle for 17 hours, are devastated by his death and shocked by the serious charges they face, a relative said Friday.
Any way you slice it, the closing of Stage Deli on Sunday is a sad day for cheesecake-and-corned beef lovers.
A federal court jury on Thursday awarded a Las Vegas man $60 million in his case against an insurance company and its parent corporation.
The rhetoric regarding Nevada’s budget crisis reflected exhasperation and anger.
Terry Leiweke doesn’t want his World Series of Golf franchise to end up in the cemetery of Las Vegas-based sports teams and golfing events.
Western Alliance Bancorporation, the holding company for Bank of Nevada, on Friday reported that it completed a private placement of common stock, raising $30.2 million.
Las Vegas ranked poorly in a national study evaluating cities for the value of care their hospitals give patients, and the report’s authors suggest managed-care dynamics and the uninsured might be behind the city’s low rating.
After successfully recouping a bad debt from a former player, Wynn Las Vegas is ready to take on the NBA for an unpaid bill dating back to the 2007 All-Star Week.
