Where is the accountability for Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s deadly COVID policies?
With Biden’s knife firmly implanted in their backs, some immigration advocates are disappointed and angry.
Donald Trump has had a very bad summer. This has given some people hope that the end of the Trumpian captivity of the Republican Party is within sight. I wish I could share their optimism.
Let’s all be responsible to protect those citizens who can’t receive the shots, especially our youngest and oldest people.
Everyone seems to be missing one important aspect of this current situation facing Nevadans.
How utterly refreshing to watch the Fiji rugby players crying with pride when their national anthem was played before their match.
Politico has reported a July poll commissioned by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee concluded the party is sinking in several battleground districts.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Firefighters saved homes in the small northern California community of Greenville as strong winds stoked the Dixie Fire, which grew to over 395 square miles across Plumas and Butte counties.
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it charged Vestin Mortgage owner Michael Shustek with defrauding investors.
The county Commission on Tuesday unanimously agreed to allocate any marijuana business licensing revenue over $12 million each year to social programs.
Caesars Entertainment brought in $2.5 billion in net revenues during the quarter ending June 30, nearly 20 times what the company generated in the same period of 2020, officials shared during earnings call.
Clark County employees may be required to submit to weekly COVID-19 testing if not vaccinated beginning Sept. 1
With Carson Wentz expected to miss five to 12 weeks, the Colts have moved from 3-point home favorites over the Seahawks in their season opener to 3½-point underdogs.
A 75-day listening tour began to solicit feedback on how to use the record $6.7 billion coming into the state from the American Rescue Plan.
Charly Jordan played Resorts World on the July 4 weekend. It was a return to a famous family location.
Micah May, 46, died Thursday after he was struck by a car July 27 during a law enforcement pursuit. The married father of two was a 13-year veteran of Highway Patrol.
Wildlife officials at Lake Tahoe are asking for the public’s help in locating a bear cub that escaped from an animal rescue center where he was being treated for burns suffered in a Sierra wildfire.
Brooks Koepka won the first WGC event in Memphis in 2019 and is the 13-1 favorite at Circa Sports to top a 66-player field that features 48 of the world’s top 50 golfers.
A $1.5 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill being hammered out in the Senate includes funding for Nevada needs such as preventing wildfires, expanding broadband access, water recycling and aviation improvements.
The Rebels will begin practicing Wednesday as they prepare for their first full season under their head coach. The 2020 season was truncated because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Las Vegas police are investigating after two women were found dead Tuesday after an apparent murder-suicide at a hotel near the Strip.
Phil Hellmuth is putting his 7-0 record in the PokerGO format on the line against Tom Dwan, known for playing huge pots on “High Stakes Poker.”
Oakland Athletics officials have made four trips to Las Vegas to scout potential stadium locations and meet with political and business leaders.
Nevada on Tuesday reported 1,215 new coronavirus cases and 11 deaths two-week while the state’s test positivity rate rose another 0.2 of a percentage point to 15.1 percent.
Nevada Women’s Philanthropy gave a $500,000 grant to Bridge Counseling for a planned wing to offer services to help children facing mental health issues.
The U.S. population between 2019 and 2020 grew at the lowest rate in 120 years—just .35%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. But low population growth didn’t stop many people from moving, as western and southern states saw influxes in population while California and New York saw the biggest drops.
The veteran quarterback connected on a deep ball to the 2020 first-round pick in what the team hopes is just a preview of bigger things to come.
The announcement was something of a reversal for the Biden administration after saying that a Supreme Court ruling prevented a moratorium.
Veteran offensive tackle Sam Young becomes the third player on the Raiders to retire in less than a week.
