Two leading candidates for governor are trading shots over how best to solve the state’s budget crisis.
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Dr. Armen Nikogosian has a hard time believing Fulgencio Garcia can do what he does. Though the internist’s 41-year-old patient suffers from an acute leukemia that Nikogosian describes as “an excruciating ache inside all his bones,” Garcia continues to work full time as a delivery man for a seafood company that caters to casinos. Garcia’s family and friends will hold a bone marrow donor drive Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at American Heritage Academy, 6126 S. Sandhill Road, near Tropicana Avenue.
Police credit a 37-year-old man with intervening in a neighbor’s desperate situation and saving the life of a 6-year-old boy Wednesday afternoon.
The trial for ACORN, a national grass-roots community organizing group, has been postponed to July, a District Court judge ruled Wednesday.
An investigation of a recent escape has triggered the surprise closure of a state prison camp in central Nevada.
What began as an investigative article in a Northern Nevada high school newspaper has turned into a First Amendment issue for one young reporter.
In a blunt private comment, Rep. Dina Titus declared out loud what Democrats fear most: that incumbents from President Barack Obama to Sen. Harry Reid to Titus herself are “f—ed” and risk losing re-election unless they learn from the GOP Senate upset in Massachusetts.
Conservative talk-show host Rush Limbaugh said he’ll leave politics out of the equation as a Miss America judge this week.
The trial of six men charged in connection with the slaying of a Las Vegas police officer at his North Las Vegas home in November will be delayed.