Police fingerprinting center’s closure raises questions

Las Vegas police closed the doors for good on a central valley fingerprinting facility Monday night, leaving some to wonder how the agency will keep up with the demand for sheriffs’ cards.

Nevada Rubric update through Winter 2015-16 season

The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association uses the Nevada Rubric to determine alignment for Division I and Division I-A schools in Southern Nevada.

Sandoval electrifies highway to Reno

Gov. Brian Sandoval electrified the first piece of the main highway between Las Vegas and Reno Tuesday, presiding over a ribbon-cutting that opened the first state-sponsored electric car-charging station in rural Nevada.

County approves lesser amount for wedding promotion

County commissioners on Tuesday authorized money collected from the extra $14 per marriage license fee that began six months ago to be spent but at only a fraction of what the county clerk had sought.

 
iPhone battle brings Apple executives and FBI director to congress

FBI Director James Comey defended the agency’s legal pursuit of access to suspects’ digital information, including that of an iPhone owned by one of the San Bernardino terrorists, but he faced some skeptical lawmakers on Capitol Hill who worried about cases setting a precedent that would jeopardize privacy.

Tampa Bay Rays to play Havana in Cuba during Obama visit

The Tampa Bay Rays will become the first Major League Baseball franchise to play in Havana since 1999 when they face Cuba’s national team in an exhibition this month coinciding with a historic visit by U.S. President Barack Obama.

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Protesting workers return to Tesla job site

Construction workers at Tesla’s massive battery factory east of Reno returned to their jobs Tuesday after a one-day walkout to protest the hiring of out-of-state workers by a contractor.

19-year-old arrested for firing shot at black candidate’s office

A 19-year-old man was arrested in Beaumont, Texas, Monday night for firing a gun at the campaign office of an African-American candidate running for sheriff in the same town, according to police.

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