Four Democrats and two Republicans are running in the primary to represent Assembly District 2 in the Legislature next year, but the battle that is drawing the most attention is between GOP incumbent John Hambrick and challenger Clayton “Kelly” Hurst.
Two Republicans, including the great-grandson of “Wizard of Oz” author L. Frank Baum, are running in the June 14 primary for a chance to represent Assembly District 1, but voter demographics suggest the seat will stay in Democratic hands come November.
If you want to save money when taking your kids to the movies this summer, you could have them sit on each other’s shoulders under a trench coat and just pay one admission for all of them.
Four adults and a child were displaced after a fire at their east valley home Friday morning.
State Sen. David Parks appears on his way to re-election in District 7.
Originally started as a breed suitability test for German shepherds, the Las Vegas Valley Schutzhund Club is a “highly stylized” sport.
Joyce Woodhouse said she wants another four years in the Nevada Senate so she can help build on education reforms approved during the 2015 legislative session. Her Democratic primary opponent wants Nevada to feel the Bern.
Two Republicans are squaring off for the nomination for the state Senate District 6 seat, after both were on opposing sides of the Assembly’s vote on a historical $1.5 billion tax increase the Legislature passed in 2015 for public education.
Roy Englebrecht, a longtime promoter from Southern California, was suspended 18 months by the Nevada Athletic Commission after falsifying a license application for boxer Zab Judah in March, causing a fight card at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center to be canceled.
Harry Reid is creating an empty perch in Washington as he retires from the U.S. Senate.
The Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee spent about three hours examining a plan to use $750 million in room tax revenue as the public’s stake in $1.4 billion project.
Two attorneys are challenging an 11-year incumbent Las Vegas justice of the peace in Department 9.
Bita Yeager has only been on the bench a little more than a year, but she said she has big plans for Las Vegas Justice Court.
In her more than nine years on the bench, Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Melissa Saragosa has never faced an opponent when running for her Department 4 seat.
Two lawyers with distinct backgrounds are vying to unseat a Las Vegas Justice of the Peace after her first term.
The four lawyers battling for the Eight Judicial District Court Department 20 seat are no strangers to the spotlight.
Two Republicans are competing for a chance to take down the Democratic incumbent on the Clark County Commission who oversees District C.
The fight to be the Clark County commissioner for District B was supposed to be a free-for-all.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s lawyer chided federal prosecutors in court documents late Thursday for trying to block its bid to oppose government secrecy in the Bunkerville standoff case.
Consumers spending their disposable dollars on drinks and food in bars and restaurants helped push Clark County’s taxable sales to $3.5 billion in March, a 2.8 percent increase over the same month in 2015.
Laws passed by the 2015 Legislature changed Nevada election procedures.
Three dozen legislative candidates, incumbents and challengers alike, can rest up through the primary season and save their best for the November general election.
A man who invaded and robbed a west valley home late Thursday then stole an SUV in an attempt to flee ultimately crashed the vehicle into another west valley home’s brick dividing wall less than four miles away, Las Vegas police said.
Veteran center Ryan Kesler is a finalist for the Frank Selke Trophy, which goes to the NHL’s top defensive forward. He’ll be in Las Vegas June 22 for the Awards Show at the Hard Rock Hotel.
Several political newcomers are vying for an open seat in Assembly District 34.
Nevada’s June 14 primary will chart the course for some of the most closely watched November election contests in the state and beyond.
Dr. Henry Heimlich, the 96-year-old Cincinnati surgeon credited with inventing the lifesaving technique named for him, used it for the first time this week to save a fellow senior center resident who was choking on a hamburger, a center spokesman said on Friday.
A free show by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts heads this week’s list of options for budget-minded music fans.
Nearly two dozen athletes tested positive in reanalysis of their doping samples from the 2012 London Olympics, adding to the more than 30 already caught in retesting from the 2008 Beijing Games.
U.S. health officials on Thursday reported the first case in the country of a patient with an infection resistant to all known antibiotics, and expressed grave concern that the superbug could pose serious danger for routine infections if it spreads.