Hundreds of Hondurans and Nicaraguans living in Nevada are set to lose their temporary protective status.
Politics and Government
Several Republicans kicked off a Nevada legislative panel meeting Monday with grievances about its partisan balance, extending a fight from the end of the 2025 Legislative Session.
U.S. Rep. Dina Titus has introduced legislation that she said “will bring fairness back to gaming taxation.”
The disclosure by U.S. lawyer Jonathan Guynn contradicts statements by spokespeople for the Justice Department and the White House.
Experts say the riparian area along the Las Vegas Wash is resilient and any habitat loss likely to be short-lived following the latest of four fires in the area.
More than 1,500 people have signed a petition seeking a Nevada ban of products found in herbicides used regularly in Southern Nevada parks and landscaping areas.
The family of a woman who died from a drug overdose after attending a party with North Las Vegas firefighters has filed a lawsuit against the city, its fire department and others.
The Nevada Highway Patrol is experiencing a mass exodus of troopers in 2021, according to the union that represents them.
The virus, which is transmitted by the insects, can, in some cases, cause serious illness and even death.
Fentanyl overdose deaths continue to rise in Southern Nevada with five fatalities reported in Clark County in a single day last week, the Southern Nevada Health District said Tuesday.
After a tragic accident, couple wants to use their experience to help change the laws on distracted driving and vehicular manslaughter in Nevada while improving roadway safety.
Some are who we think of as first responders — health-care workers, police officers and firefighters — but others were unexpectedly thrust into the coronavirus’ crosshairs.
The Metropolitan Police Department saw a 37 percent increase in retirements in 2020, but the agency and the officers union said the rise isn’t linked to the ongoing push for police reforms.
A vigil and march led by the Forced Trajectory Project ended peacefully Saturday night in downtown Las Vegas to honor those lost to police violence.
Las Vegas Valley residents find comfort in the fact that U.S. post offices are able to remain open amid the coronavirus pandemic.