World champion barrelman Flint Rasmussen was incorrectly identified in a story in Friday's Neon section about the Professional Bull Riders World Finals. Also, the nicknames reported in the story are used for the bulls, not the riders.
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Two staff members of the Israeli embassy in Washington were shot and killed Wednesday evening near a Jewish museum, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said.
Rep. Mark Amodei’s amendment to sell more than 93,000 acres of Nevada public land has been dropped from the House GOP funding package.
During a special public meeting, the City Council voted unanimously to approve a $853 million operational budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins July 1.
All eight Republicans in the Nevada Senate voted against the education appropriations bill on Wednesday, citing its lack of funding for charter school educators’ raises.
A large internet provider has acquired a fiber business for almost $6 billion, expanding internet options for Nevadans.
Las Vegas homebuilder Jim Rhodes’ long-sought venture faced years of controversy marked by opposition and litigation.
The statement said that both sides have agreed that Palestinian camps in Lebanon aren’t “safe havens for extremist groups.”
The delays in distributing aid pointed to the turmoil in Gaza and increased regulations from the Israeli military.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has accepted a gifted Boeing 747 from Qatar for President Donald Trump to use as Air Force One, the Pentagon said Wednesday.
The Athletics’ plan detailing what would occur if they don’t finish their Las Vegas ballpark project was unanimously approved Wednesday by Clark County commissioners.
