Henderson Mayor Andy Hafen set out to defeat all six of his challengers in the primary election, and his wish came true Tuesday night.
A 6-year-old girl was killed Tuesday in the southwest valley after she apparently tried to enter a moving vehicle without the driver’s knowledge, Las Vegas police said.
Incumbents cruised to victory in three Las Vegas City Council races Tuesday, with Councilmen Steve Ross, Stavros Anthony and Bob Beers retaining their seats.
Dozens of residents in a Las Vegas housing project with a history of violence were “doing the wobble” and dancing to DJ Thump’s songs Tuesday evening at a party meant to “take back the community” after a weekend shooting left six people wounded, two men critically.
North Las Vegas voters shelved Mayor Shari Buck Tuesday, ousting the first-term incumbent in favor of former state Sen. John Lee.
Assembly Speaker Marilyn Kirkpatrick insisted Tuesday that police departments in Clark County specify how many additional officers they will hire before she backs a bill that could impose an additional quarter-cent “More Cops” sales tax.
An inmate found unconscious after an apparent suicide attempt at the Clark County Detention Center last week died Tuesday at University Medical Center, Las Vegas police said.
A plan by state Senate Republicans to spend $600 million to $800 million more a year on education starting in 2015 might be derailed by a secretary of state’s legal opinion released Tuesday.
In a closed-door conclusion to a largely closed-door proceeding, Clark County District Judge Rob Bare on Tuesday cleared the way for news media cameras to record Las Vegas Sands Chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson’s appearance on the witness stand.
KINGMAN, Ariz. — The first marijuana dispensary in northwest Arizona has opened 2½ years after voters in the Grand Canyon state approved regulated use of marijuana for medical purposes.
Clark County started accepting applications Tuesday night for the Assembly District 17 seat vacated by Steven Brooks, who was ousted from the Assembly.
Bank of Las Vegas moved closer to profitability last year, as the community bank reported a loss of $3.72 million, a dramatic decline from the $51.7 million loss in 2010, financial reports filed with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. show.
Clark County commissioners voted 4-3 Tuesday to merge the Fire Prevention Bureau with the Building Department, putting its staff under the authority of Building Official Ron Lynn instead of Fire Chief Bertral Washington.
Rep. Steven Horsford told a joint session of the state Assembly and Senate on Tuesday that the sequester mandating across-the-board federal spending cuts is creating severe economic consequences for Nevada.
Ousted Nevada Assemblyman Steven Brooks pleaded not guilty Tuesday in San Bernardino County Superior Court in California to three felony charges and one misdemeanor in connection with a freeway chase Thursday night.
Station Casinos-owned Ultimate Poker, which has yet to launch its pay-to-play website in Nevada, has a brand ambassador.
One person died and two others were hurt Tuesday after a two-car crash in North Las Vegas.
A suspected murder-suicide is under investigation in the northwest Arizona community of Mohave Valley, about 115 miles south of Las Vegas.
A March 2014 trial has been set for Leon Benzer and 10 others in what authorities allege was a scheme to take over Las Vegas Valley homeowners associations.
The letter sent to state employees from Gov. Brian Sandoval on Monday was not an April Fool’s joke. Sandoval announced that due to efficiencies and reduced costs expected in his proposed budget, he will seek to eliminate state worker furloughs beginning July 1, 2014.
A 17-year-old died after being run over by a semitrailer while crossing Spring Mountain Road on foot Monday.
The driver of a car that crashed into a restaurant and injured 10 people Monday afternoon has been arrested on driving under the influence charges.
Any predictions of a slowdown in Macau’s gaming market are long forgotten. The Chinese gaming enclave shattered the region’s monthly gaming revenue record in March, with casinos collecting more than $3.92 billion from gamblers during the month.