Big rains and snowfall since late last year have freed half of California from drought, but low groundwater levels remain a problem, officials said.
Members of the Vegas Chamber shared their legislative priorities, including education and workforce development, with lawmakers in Carson City on Thursday.
If you make homelessness more attractive, you’ll get more homelessness. That’s why two upcoming bills pushed by Nevada Democrats are so concerning.
Only by taking a hard line on responsible gun ownership can we prevent kids getting guns.
I was delighted to hear that the Nevada Senate was considering legislation to designate the wild mustang as Nevada’s state horse.
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While the Biden administration works to play catch-up on this disaster, the Grand Old Party’s quick reaction should serve as a wake-up call for Democrats.
Did you hear the one about how separate groups of House Republicans made multiple fact-finding visits to the U.S.-Mexico border yet managed to find very few facts?
Tik Tok raises White House ire by declining to commit to cutting flows of user data to China.
Legislative proposal would sanction too much secrecy.
The Golden Knights have made three moves before the NHL’s Friday trade deadline, but general manager Kelly McCrimmon said it’s possible the team still will be active.
If you’ve driven on Interstate 15 north of Charleston Boulevard or on Interstate 515 east of Las Vegas Boulevard recently, you may have noticed a bright pink billboard amid the earthy desert hues.
Kelvis turned up, as did “Donald Trump,” singing a Kermit the Frog number.
Outgoing Chief Thedrick Andres’ retirement became effective Tuesday.
The founder of Ontrack Inc., a telehealth company in Henderson, was charged with insider trading that saved him $12.5 million in potential losses.
A realignment proposal for Nevada high school football was approved and will go into effect this fall. Class 5A will be split into three divisions.
A “Meet the Candidates” event for Henderson’s Ward 1 special election was canceled by the city an hour before it was supposed to start.
There would be fewer university regents under a bill discussed in the Nevada Legislature on Thursday, which would reduce membership from 13 to nine members.
Las Vegas police officers found a woman suffering from gunshot wounds around 2 a.m. in the 4000 block of West Viking Road.
The Rebels play Michigan and Vanderbilt in nonconference games, then open Mountain West play by hosting Hawaii on Sept. 30. The UNR game is in October.
Bettors are banking on several NFL teams with double-digit odds to win their conferences next season, none more so than the long-suffering Detroit Lions.
Friday’s Truck Series race at LVMS marks the debut of Jamie Little as a full time play-by-play broadcaster, a first for a woman in one of NASCAR’s major touring series.
Middleweight Bo Nickal, a three-time national champion wrestler at Penn State, is a massive favorite in his UFC debut Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena.
The Nevada Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Thursday over a rule change in Clark County’s Family Court that makes it easier to close hearings to the public.
With Southern California’s mountain communities under a snow emergency, residents are grappling with power outages, roof collapses, storm-related fires and lack of baby formula and medicine.
Josephine and Hilario Barboza were found dead in North Las Vegas on Tuesday.
The museum says it considered several local sites before settling on the four-story project known as 63 at Las Vegas Boulevard and Harmon Avenue.
Riley Herbst is the only driver to finish in the top 10 in his rookie race in each of NASCAR’s five current disciplines, including this year’s Daytona 500.
Aaliyah Gayles, the former Spring Valley star basketball player who was shot 10 times at a house party, has found a home at Southern Cal and what she hopes is a future in basketball.
On Twitter, his office said that he is “fully cooperating” with the Ethics probe and would not comment further.