A Henderson resident allegedly made more than $2.5 million selling misbranded prescription drugs used for erectile dysfunction, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
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Real Water billed its product as “the healthiest drinking water available” when it contained a toxic chemical used in rocket fuel.
Food, beverage and lodging that is on par with Las Vegas resorts and an atmosphere of friendliness gives Mesquite an edge, touristm experts from there say.
Fewer people are visiting Las Vegas this year, though visitor totals have reportedly climbed in another Southern Nevada gambling outpost.
Gov. Joe Lombardo launched his re-election campaign in what is expected to be a competitive race in 2026.
The Bureau of Land Management requires homebuilders get a grant to run basic utilities and other services through its land, a process that can take up to three years because of government backlog and red tape.
A background check system critical to the firearms purchase process is back online after being down for about three weeks during a cyberattack on the state of Nevada.
After the Metropolitan Police Department raided Kim Layson’s home in search of somebody who lived there before she bought the house, police agreed to cover the cost of the damages.
A YouTuber says Burning Man, state and federal officials violated the right to free speech by blocking him and his daughter from filming the festival cleanup in 2024.
Gov. Joe Lombardo said 90 percent of state public-facing websites are back online nearly three weeks after the cyberattack.
A foundation that works to honor 9/11 victims and other first responders said Thursday it has paid off mortgage loans for the families of two fallen Nevada Highway Patrol officers.
His father previously admitted that he helped his son move Lesly Palacio’s body. Authorities have said both men then fled to Mexico.
The May death was the first and only mining fatality of 2025 to date, according to state regulators.
A new effort is underway to help preserve and relocate a bungalow once owned by Howard Hughes, the Las Vegas real estate mogul, filmmaker and aviation pioneer.
The case became a rallying cry for animal rights advocates and led to a new Nevada animal cruelty law.