Lazareo Jones sprinted for his life. With gunfire behind him at the Rio parking garage, he ran toward the casino doors, where a group of Las Vegas police officers were waiting.
Five days after rebuffing requests from news media and a top police union official, the Metropolitan Police Department on Friday released an internal video of Sheriff Doug Gillespie opposing the district attorney’s decision to have a grand jury review a controversial deadly police shooting.
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It’s not a widespread problem, but a few instances of voter intimidation have been reported in Nevada, enough to cause a California-based Latino rights group to ask Secretary of State Ross Miller to investigate.
The morning after a record-breaking rainstorm soaked the valley, motorists were surprised to find their morning commute interrupted by a slow-moving boat at the Spaghetti Bowl.
An archaeologist with the U.S. Forest Service and a curator at the Nevada State Museum both say that five parts of the Fremont Cannon have been discovered in a creek near the West Walker River, just inside the California state line, north of Bridgeport, Calif.
An illegal immigrant from Guatemala was given a 16-year prison sentence Friday for killing another man who had an affair with his girlfriend in Bullhead City, Ariz.
Two men who say they’re California law school students have been arrested after police say they killed and decapitated an exotic bird at the Flamingo.
The U.S. Senate campaigns for Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., and Rep. Shelley Berkley, D-Nev., tussle over “these people,” a phrase Heller used at Thursday night’s debate to refer to Hispanics.
CSD LLC, the entity that purchased entertainer Wayne Newton’s Casa de Shenandoah ranch in June 2010 and began renovating it into a Graceland in the desert, was placed in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings Friday after months of legal and internal bickering among the owners.
Federal officials on Friday approved a plan that sets aside 285,000 acres of public land for the development of large-scale solar power plants, cementing a new government approach to renewable energy development in the West, including Nevada, after years of delays and false starts.
A federal appeals court has sided with a conservation group in its appeal over regulators’ approval of a major residential development at Lake Tahoe.
A judge declined Friday to make an immediate decision on whether the Nevada State Education Association can continue circulating its petition to impose a 2 percent business margins tax to raise funds for public education.