A personal injury case involving a hot dog that hit a man in the eye at a Kansas City Royals game is taking some strange legal turns, and some heavy hitters have a lot at stake.
The U.S .Bureau of Land Management released draft management proposals Friday for protecting sage grouse in Nevada and a sliver of northeast California, with options ranging from doing nothing to imposing tough restrictions on public land use across 17 million acres.
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Summerlin Hospital Medical Center didn’t take basic precautions this past summer when a woman with tuberculosis visited one of her twins in intensive care, potentially infecting others, according to a state report released Friday.
A proposed Las Vegas charter school where students would learn Latin, read original Constitution documents and be required to acquire more credits to graduate than other schools won unanimous approval Friday by the state Public Charter School Authority.
A teenager on her way home from a Halloween party with her son and grandparents died Thursday night in a North Las Vegas car accident.
Gary Hosey, 25, on Friday was sentenced to 24 to 80 years in prison for a drunken driving crash that killed four people and severely injured five others standing at a bus stop in September 2012.
An inmate walked away from his work assignment just before noon Friday near Boulder Highway and Flamingo Road but was captured by late afternoon, according to the Nevada Department of Corrections.
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A Michigan man claims he tipped federal investigators to the location of Osama bin Laden’s compound in Pakistan eight years before his killing and has hired attorneys to help him collect the $25 million reward.
Tank, a large 6-year-old brown brindle bullmastiff who weighs about 120 pounds, and Tiny, a large 4-year-old black and white pitbull who weighs about 50 pounds, escaped from their home across from Desert Pines High School on Oct. 23 and bit two young children severely enough to require hospitalization, according an animal control report.
Lawyers for an unarmed man shot by a Las Vegas police officer last month filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on Friday against the department.
Matt Youmans, Kelly Stewart and Tony Miller give you their analysis and free picks for Week 9 from the Golden Nugget.
When power bills go up, it’s a tax on everyone. For hard-hit Nevadans with no financial wiggle room, power bill increases are especially brutal.
Washington’s war on the press took another unsettling turn this summer. It took a couple of months for the story to crack the news, but we now have an even clearer picture of how easy it is for authorities to trample the constitutional protections provided to journalists, to say nothing of the Fourth Amendment rights enjoyed by all Americans.
Ron Boyles faces Kenny White in Week 9 of the Friday Football Showdown.
There was less government help to put food on the table starting Friday for Nevada’s 362,000 food stamp recipients.
A man carrying a note that said he wanted to “kill TSA” pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag and shot his way past a security checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, cutting down one Transportation Security Administration officer and wounding at least three others, authorities said.
A man has been charged with felony cruelty to animals after officials said he repeatedly beat his pit bull.
Whether it is to stroll down the street on Rollerblades or bicycles, walk the pavement or even roll around in a giant hamster ball, the city of Henderson is opening up the path for all residents to experience a car-free Henderson for a day Nov. 9. Its inaugural Stroll ’n Roll — a spin on the Ciclovia event, which originated in Bogota, Colombia — invites residents to take to the streets. “We were looking at what type of events could get people out to participate in fun and healthy activities,” said Mary Ellen Donner, the director of the city of Henderson’s parks and recreation department who is helping to organize Stroll ’n Roll.
The longtime Henderson resident and educator Harriet Treem was known for her dedication to students, a reputation that also led to her becoming the namesake of a Henderson elementary school.
Samuel Powers, 24, was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for setting fire to a sports center for autistic children. Powers pleaded guilty in July to arson and one count of possession of unregistered firearms — Molotov cocktails.
A federal judge on Friday cleared the way for horse slaughterhouses to resume operating in the U.S. as early as next week.
Meadows Bank on Thursday posted third-quarter net income of $1.06 million, compared with $1.1 million in the same period last year.
The idea of being a cancer coach sprung to Chris Irwin’s head from someplace familiar.