DMV announces service to report vehicles with no registration
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Forming an auxiliary police force.
Government gets more bang for the buck by focusing on agriculture.
The biggest unfinished business in Nevada politics is school choice. If Gov. Joe Lombardo wants to call a special session, that should top the agenda.
Sometimes the win-loss tally is less important than the highlight reel.
A better Medicare program would increase savings for seniors and taxpayers.
Goaltender Akira Schmid replaced injured Adin Hill after the first period, and the Golden Knights rallied for a victory over the Calgary Flames.
A rare October storm pummeled Southern California with several inches of rain, swelling rivers and causing many freeway accidents.
The NBA is returning to Las Vegas on Wednesday for a preseason showdown between the Lakers and Mavericks at T-Mobile Arena. Here’s what to know about the matchup.
Las Vegas Valley residents gathered at Cafe Landwer in Las Vegas to celebrate the signing of a Mideast peace treaty and the release of Israeli hostages.
Almost two million viewers tuned in to watch Game 1 of the 2025 WNBA Finals between the Aces and Phoenix Mercury, according to a post on ESPN PR’s X page.
The Las Vegas casino operator was widely considered a favorite to secure one of three available downstate New York gaming licenses.
UNLV’s first-year coach once again pledged his commitment to the program after a high-profile firing in college football.
Police say the stabbing happened around 11:10 a.m. Monday at a park in the 800 block of West Lake Mead Boulevard.
The president’s comments came during his meeting with Argentina’s president and it wasn’t immediately clear what he was referring to.
The unmistakable curves of a massive guitar are beginning to take shape over the Strip, as progress on the resort corridor’s largest construction project continues.
Aces’ star Jackie Young traded in her basketball uniform for a Raising Cane’s one, passing out orders of chicken fingers to fans on the Strip.
Fox News, the former employer of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, has joined a near-unanimous outpouring of news organizations rejecting new rules for journalists based in the Pentagon.