Two alleged rapes involving patients at the Rawson Neal Psychiatric Hospital are under investigation by Las Vegas police, the state Bureau of Licensure and Certification and the Joint Commission, a national accrediting agency, a state official said Monday.
In the final hours of the session Saturday, Senate Democrats failed to cobble together the 60 votes necessary to advance $14 billion in emergency government loans to distressed U.S. automakers.
In New York Friday, 18-year-old Meadows School senior Brett Leibowitz won the Wendy’s High School Heisman award, which goes to the top male and female high school student-athlete in America. More than 33,000 young men and women applied for the honor.
In late 2007, as the Nevada Policy Research Institute was gearing up a broad transparency-in-government initiative, the opportunity arose for the institute and other state-based think tanks to obtain national funding to pursue state and local investigative reporting projects.
Most Nevadans believe that investing in renewable energy will create good-paying jobs, according to poll results released Monday.
A district judge on Monday issued a temporary restraining order against the Financial Institutions Division’s cease-and-desist order against a payday lender.
The boutique Artisan Hotel and Spa filed for bankruptcy so it could disentangle itself from a room-booking contract, not because the property is in any financial trouble, the property’s owner said.
