An Italian company has acquried Nevada’s largest paper manufacturer, marking a large shift in Las Vegas’ tissue manufacturing.
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A year after the fatal Dec. 6 shooting, UNLV was joined by community members on Friday morning to remember the professors’ lives and focus on healing together.
As President-elect Donald Trump takes office and deadlines loom, there’s little clarity on a path forward for post-2026 operation plans for the Colorado River.
Raw or unpasteurized milk from dairy farms and processors nationwide must be tested on request starting Dec. 16, the Agriculture Department said.
NV Energy has a plan to keep up with the growing population and energy demand in Nevada, including building three solar and battery storage plants.
Nevada’s Colorado River negotiator is urging northern states to come to the table.
Those familiar with water law aren’t optimistic that a court case is the best path forward to update quickly expiring Colorado River operating guidelines.
Most states in the West were part of the original recall, but Nevada was just added to the list.
On the first day of what’s expected to be a tense conference in Las Vegas, California water managers celebrated gains made under the Biden administration.
A National Association of Realtors settlement that came into effect in August has not had the intended effect on the industry as commissions refuse to drop.
Chance Underwood, who is now 25, pleaded guilty to killing two teens in August 2019. His attorney said he has schizophrenia.
Milo Hurst, the founder and namesake of Milo’s Cellar in Boulder City, died Nov. 22. The bistro closed on Saturday.
State and local law enforcement agencies conducted a night-long DUI enforcement campaign to mark the one-year anniversary of the deaths of Sgt. Michael Abbate and Trooper Alberto Felix.
The warden of Nevada’s maximum security prison said in a memo distributed to medical providers that medical care for inmates was neglected.
The deaths represent a 58 percent increase from 2023’s count, according to Clark County coroner’s office data.