I’m willing to compromise. I’m willing to give Democrats universal background checks, a crown jewel of what they’ve demanded for decades.
People should have to be eligible for food stamps in order to receive them. Gov. Steve Sisolak disagrees.
A baby dolphin was born Aug. 16 at The Mirage’s Secret Garden. A sad day for that baby who will grow up in a cement swimming pool
A letter to the editor recently to escapees from Democratic-led, high-tax states as bombarding Nevada and voting exactly as they did back home.
I guess we need to have background checks to buy sledgehammers and every tool you buy.
It alleges Lyft conceals sexual assault complaints from both law enforcement and the general public.
The ice at T-Mobile Arena has been installed, and that can only mean one thing: Hockey season is upon us.
In announcing these new steps, U.S. officials appeared to dampen expectations for European-led efforts to salvage the remainder of the nuclear deal.
The map he displayed included what appeared to be a hand-drawn half-circle that extended the cone of uncertainty over a swath of Alabama.
A state panel upheld a permit issued for the Mount Hope Molybdenum Mine north of Eureka, but asked state officials and environmentalists to hash out their differences and return in six months.
Deep Isolation wants to drill holes thousands of feet into the ground and fill them with nuclear waste. It’s a seemingly simple solution to a decades-long problem.
A Las Vegas man was charged in federal court Wednesday after he admitted to making machine guns in his home and selling them in the valley, the Department of Justice said.
Las Vegas police are searching for a man and two women suspected of attempting to rob a business near Decatur and Lake Mead boulevards in late June.
A business arrangement was announced on the same day that the star wide receiver revealed he was being fined by the Raiders for missing practices.
As my friends worked their way east along the rocky shoreline, I turned my attention to smallmouth and largemouth bass and began working my way to the west.
The plaintiffs said they were wrongly placed on the list and that the government’s process for adding names is overbroad and riddled with errors.
There are nearly 400,000 people in Nevada without health insurance, despite an increase in the number of people with insurance under the federal Affordable Care Act.
With Golden Knights rookies set to report Thursday at City National Arena, here are five storylines to watch for the 2019-20 season.
Shani Coleman, deputy director of government affairs, and Deacon Thomas Roberts, CEO of Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, will represent the city on the new panel.
Caesars Entertainment execs are extolling the general-admission area as a way to expand the venue’s appeal to more high-energy shows.
Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid addressed climate change and the 2020 presidential field on Wednesday, saying the candidates’ proposals would go a long way to address Nevada and the country’s issues.
The franchise’s value has increased nearly $1.5 billion dollars since talks heated up in 2016 to uproot the team from Oakland, California, and move them to Southern Nevada.
Whether it’s tough regulation, fear of corruption among players or simply a lack of interest, esports wagering hasn’t taken off the way proponents thought it would.
Here’s a look at this week’s coaches polls in boys and girls soccer.
It is still legal to trap animals for other purposes, including pest control and public health.
Despite Antonio Brown’s missed practices, Derek Carr says he and Brown have established strong chemistry to start the season.
As of last week, 215 possible cases of severe lung disease associated with the use of e-cigarettes had been reported by 25 states.
Two other House members also announced Wednesday they would not seek reelection next year: Bill Flores, R-Texas, and Susan Davis, D-Calif.
A College of Southern Nevada student who was arrested Aug. 28 told police he worked for a rifle manufacturer.
Billy Jack Crutsinger was the 14th inmate put to death this year in the U.S. and the fifth in Texas, the nation’s busiest capital punishment state.