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Low primary turnout might set record; final tally delayed

Meager voter turnout totals for the primary election might have broken Clark County’s 2008 all-time low turnout record of 14.76 percent, but it was too soon to tell late Tuesday night because of an incomplete report from one polling site.

Hutchison wins GOP primary

State Sen. Mark Hutchison won a hard-fought GOP primary against Sue Lowden on Tuesday to advance as the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in November.

Audit finds flaws in how VA handles Nevada claims

Work by the Reno office that processes disability claims from Nevada veterans was riddled with errors on the most challenging cases, according to an audit released Tuesday that also said it found management flaws at the center.

Nevada U.S. attorney makes cybercrime a priority

The Nevada U.S. attorney’s office is hosting a symposium in Las Vegas Wednesday on the rise in cybercrime across the nation.

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Humboldt River flows through Nevada’s history

The humble Humboldt River may not be much to look at, but it has traced a colorful narrative arc through Nevada’s history.

Sandoval names new chief of staff

Gov. Brian Sandoval announced Monday that Mike Willden, currently the director of the state Department of Health and Human Services, will be his new chief of staff starting June 16.

Experts: Couple in Las Vegas police ambush displayed classic anti-government ideologies

Before going on a shooting rampage that left five people dead, including two Las Vegas police officers and themselves, Jared and Amanda Miller displayed the classic ideological leanings of the anti-government patriot movement, according to nationally known experts who track extremist groups.

Man gets probation in Mesquite motel coercion case

A Minnesota man was sentenced to probation Monday in connection with preventing his ex-girlfriend from leaving a Mesquite motel for six months.

Boulware passes test vote for Nevada judgeship

WASHINGTON – Las Vegas federal public defender Richard Boulware on Monday cleared a U.S. Senate test vote to become a U.S. District Judge in Nevada.

Reid sells Searchlight home, moving to Vegas

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid has sold his home in Searchlight and several mining claims to a gold mining company.

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