UNLV officials on Tuesday were optimistic about a long-delayed project to build a new home for the William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration after it was heard by a joint committee in Carson City without questions or concerns.
Members of the Las Vegas City Council remain divided over how to regulate building-sized advertising wraps downtown. On Tuesday, the council’s recommending committee voted for a bill that would set size and use restrictions on the wraps, but only after shortening the amount of time a sign permit would cover.
One legal challenge to the pending acquisition of Ameristar Casinos by Pinnacle Entertainment was rejected Tuesday.
The demise of the Gold Spike Casino downtown came too quickly for some of its employees.
A resolution that could eventually lead to annual sessions for the Nevada Legislature won approval Tuesday in the state Senate on a straight party-line vote.
A $3 million consulting contract between county Family Services and a North Carolina-based nonprofit, Action for Child Protection, was unanimously approved Tuesday by the Clark County Commission.
UNLV on Tuesday announced that Kim Metcalf will become the new College of Education dean.
LOS ANGELES — Shabazz Muhammad is one-and-done at UCLA.
A teenager riding a bicycle was hospitalized with a head injury after a crash Tuesday afternoon.
Odis “Tyrone” Thompson has his work cut out for him: taking over an Assembly district that became vacant following the historic expulsion of his predecessor.
Clark County commissioners voted 5-2 Tuesday to support a tentative $489 million budget for the Metropolitan Police Department, leaving a disappointed Sheriff Doug Gillespie $13 million shy of his $502 million budget request.
The long-awaited criminal trial of Dr. Dipak Desai stemming from the 2007 hepatitis C outbreak is moving forward as planned next week.
Expecting a re-election fight, Rep. Joe Heck reached out to doctors and health care political action committees for an early boost to his 2014 campaign, according to federal documents made available Monday.
The high school student who was found dead from an apparent suicide on Thursday at East Career and Technical Academy has been identified.
After nearly six weeks in a Los Angeles jail, Ammar Harris, the suspect in the Feb. 21 Strip shooting, is back in Las Vegas.
A real estate developer with one-time political connections in North Las Vegas has been charged with three misdemeanor counts of failing to file tax returns.
One person is dead after a late Monday accident near Blue Diamond Road and Decatur Boulevard.