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Emergency roundup planned for wild horses in Southern Nevada

The U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management announced Monday that as many as 200 horses in the Cold Creek area of the Spring Mountains are in immediate need of food due to drought conditions and overpopulation.

GOP candidate for Senate in West Virginia calls Las Vegas home

Don Blankenship is on probation after spending a year in prison for mine safety violations that contributed to the deaths of 29 West Virginia coal miners in 2010. Nonetheless, the coal baron has a shot at winning that state’s GOP primary Tuesday — even though he’s told probation officials that Las Vegas is his home.

Gardner leaves CCSD race to work for Nevada attorney general

David Gardner, who sponsored the Clark County School District reorganization bill in 2015, is suspending his campaign to become a school board trustee to take a job as senior deputy in the Nevada attorney general’s office.

 
Henderson men fighting to clear names, 10 years after arrest

It’s been nearly a decade since Henderson residents Tim Stebbins and Bob Frank were arrested for filing a false crime report. Frank said he’s since spent tens of thousands to dollars to clear his name.