Taverns operated by Golden Entertainment Inc. are the first Southern Nevada locations for StarBar video gaming devices, which contain a variety of table games.
Expanding beyond its Downtown Container Park locale, JinJu Chocolates has a new shop and larger menu of sweet treats.
Veteran Republican Assemblyman John Hambrick faces political newcomer and Democratic challenger Owen Carver in the race to see who will represent District 2.
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Incumbent Republican Derek Armstrong is facing off with attorney Ozzie Fumo in Democratic-leaning Assembly District 21.
One candidate in the race for the open Assembly District 20 seat steadfastly supports state ballot Question 2, which would legalize recreational marijuana. But the incumbent candidate is skeptical.
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The two candidates running for an open seat in state Assembly District 4 disagree on Question 2, which would legalize recreational marijuana in Nevada. Both aim to improve community and public education.
Although she’s an incumbent, Republican Shelly Shelton might have an uphill battle in Assembly District 10. Most of the residents there are Democrats.
Voters in Assembly District 6 might have noticed something strange about this year’s campaign for an open seat in the Legislature. Only one of the candidates is actually campaigning.
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Democrat Dina Neal is seeking a fourth term in Assembly District 7, with a challenge coming from political newcomer Republican Jennifer Fawzy.
White Horse Youth Ranch, 8390 W. Windmill Lane, a Christian faith-based nonprofit dedicated to helping socially challenged youths ages 5 to 18, recently received a donation of a horse named Xanny.
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The United States on Wednesday abstained for the first time from a United Nations General Assembly vote on a resolution calling for an end to a U.S. economic embargo on Cuba, after opposing such measures every year for 24 years.
SWAT team officers were executing search warrant inside a home when a 21-year-old resident allegedly fired one round from a handgun at the officers.
John Cho, Cary Elwes, Aja Naomi King, and Alia Shawkat will perform a live reading of selected scenes from this year’s five winning scripts at the Academy Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting Awards, the Academy announced.
An animatronic doll from Disneyland’s It’s a Small World ride and an original “stretching portrait” from the park’s Haunted Mansion attraction are hitting the auction block.
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View features photos of pets ready for adoption each week. Contact each individual agency for more information.
Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence made a return trip to Reno on Wednesday, urging the party faithful to go vote and tell their friends and neighbors to “come home” to the GOP and elect Donald Trump.
The Las Vegas Valley Water District has issued a warning about people posing as employees of the public utility.
A juror in the trial of seven militia members charged with seizing a U.S. wildlife refuge in Oregon at gunpoint earlier this year was dismissed for bias, a federal judge said Wednesday.
Hedge fund Trilogy Capital Management, the last holdout bondholder of Caesars Entertainment Corp.’s bankrupt operating unit, has agreed to support the casino group’s restructuring and halt litigation.
The Cleveland Indians have the lead. The Indians, who lead the series 1-0 after Game 1, host the Chicago Cubs today for Game 2 of the World Series.
You’re having a bad hair day. You feel fat in those jeans. And you’ll never complain again, once you’ve read “Ugly” by Robert Hoge.
Bruce Borgos, a 50-year Nevada resident, began researching his first novel more than 15 years ago. He was intrigued by newsstories about Nevada ranchers like Cliff Gardner who were fighting federal control. When an armed standoff erupted betweencattlemen and the BLM in 2014, Borgos reworked his work-in-progress to reflect current events. The result was “Holding Fire.”
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