Eric Paul Montoya shouldn’t be dead. His accused killer, Raul “Sparks” Gonzalez, should have been in jail when the father of four was shot to death in his Las Vegas home on Jan. 14.
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The Nevada Commission on Ethics unanimously reached a settlement Wednesday with four Clark County School Board members and two former School Board members agreeing that each board member broke state law by spending taxpayer resources on campaigning. But they will receive no punishment.
A national environmental group filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday morning to block the Southern Nevada Water Authority from siphoning groundwater from across rural eastern Nevada. The lawsuit specifically cites threats to rare and in some cases protected species.
Valley Hospital Medical Center will no longer provide maternity services starting April 17.
Las Vegas Township Constable John Bonaventura is taking his fight to be on the ballot in this year’s election to the Nevada Supreme Court.
Crazy is back on the marquee of the Crazy Horse Too. Michael Galam, the new owner of the once mob-connected club, couldn’t use the term “crazy horse” when he re-opened it in May because the owners of another Las Vegas strip club, Crazy Horse III, had filed suit claiming the legal rights to the term belonged to them.
Family Court Judge Steven Jones has filed notice that he is appealing to the Nevada Supreme Court his three-month suspension without pay over misconduct stemming from his relationship with a late prosecutor who appeared before him.
The downtown headquarters of Zappos.com is going to be a real zoo this weekend.
A Nevada Medicaid regulation change to curb costs and reduce abuses in the system, which state officials acknowledged may include fraud, is now creating financial hardship for Clark County foster home providers.
Clark County School District Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky issued local business leaders a plea for help in reshaping the state’s school funding formula on Tuesday.