• An editorial on Thursday misidentified the chief justice of the Nevada Supreme Court. James Hardesty is a justice on the court, but Bill Maupin is the chief justice.
• Reno Assemblywoman Sheila Leslie's party affiliation was incorrect in an Associated Press state budget story in Friday's Review-Journal. She is a Democrat.
The Review-Journal corrects mistakes. Bring errors to our attention by calling 383-0264.
Two days before thousands of Nevadans on food stamps are slated to lose nutritional benefits, state lawmakers affirmed $30 million to help food banks stay afloat.
NV Energy has changed it rates as of Oct. 1, affecting all ratepayers in Southern Nevada.
Teachers have banned it. Influencers and child psychologists have tried to make sense of it. Dictionary.com’s word of the year isn’t even really a word.
Intermountain Health will acquire a Las Vegas-based radiology company to increase patient’s access to care.
It’s unclear what kinds of tests he ordered and how Nevada — home of the nation’s nuclear stockpile — would be affected.
Effective immediately, Andrew will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and not as a prince, and he will move from his Royal Lodge residence into “private accommodation.”
Yes, you’ll get a shot at an extra hour’s sleep. But even with that, it might be one of the most dreaded weekends on the American calendar: the end of daylight saving time.
The Clark County School District announced a reduction in force involving six licensed employees, but then said those six were not yet losing their jobs.
Emergency relief flights began landing at Jamaica’s main international airport, which reopened late Wednesday, as crews distributed water, food and other basic supplies.
Militants had previously returned the remains of 15 hostages since the start of the ceasefire, with 13 more still to be recovered.
