Nevada Day is officially Oct. 31, but that’s not the only scary coincidence on the calendar where the Silver State is concerned, UNLV associate history professor Michael Green says.
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A Kingman, Arizona, judge questioned the logic of Arizona sentencing mandates Wednesday when he imposed two life prison terms plus 25 years more for a California man convicted of sex offenses involving his granddaughter.
Three Nevada colleges will receive a combined $336,000 to develop workforce training programs focused on the needs of high-tech industries.
A federal judge on Wednesday found Nevada to be in violation of a 2014 federal lawsuit settlement to provide prompt treatment to mentally ill inmates languishing in jail.
Nevada ranks high on yet another list of states with the friendliest tax policies for retirees.
A teenage girl died in a rollover crash over the weekend in Beatty, about 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas.
A Florida-based private prison company will assume the operation of the Arizona state prison in Golden Valley on Dec. 1.
Nevada’s 150th anniversary came to a ceremonial close Tuesday in Carson City with the dedication of a tree on the Capitol grounds and the awarding of memorabilia from a yearlong series of events to state museums.
Yucca Mountain Project opponent Richard Bryan said Tuesday he was “stunned” when he watched a video of small explosions that followed more powerful ones Oct. 18 at a low-level nuclear waste dump near Beatty.
A dentist who overbilled Nevada’s Medicaid program by $285,000 has moved out of state and is under scrutiny by federal officials, the Legislative Commission was told Tuesday.