The first name and title of the chief executive and chairman of Mutual of Omaha Bank was incorrect in the Business section of Friday’s edition. His name is Jeffrey Schmid.
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Attorney General Aaron Ford confirmed Friday machine gun conversion devices known as forced reset triggers will not be sold or distributed in Nevada.
A resident of northern Arizona has died from pneumonic plague, health officials said.
California’s governor won’t let his considerable political baggage get in the way of his ambitions. Attack ads against him will write themselves.
Fire danger has ramped up in the West as drought conditions have worsened across several states.
“Tiger King” star Joe Exotic, who has been incarcerated for his role in a foiled murder-for-hire plot, suffered his latest legal setback on Wednesday, when an appeals court denied his request for a new trial.
Senate Republicans on Thursday objected to quick passage of legislation that would restore full deductibility of wagering losses after Nevada Democrat Catherine Cortez Masto made the unanimous consent request.
Over $60 million in federal grants are up in the air for Nevada schools, according to a memo from the U.S. Department of Education.
President Donald Trump said in a letter that he will raise taxes on many imported goods from Canada to 35%.
A former Henderson Police Department volunteer filed a federal lawsuit Thursday alleging the city and the official who fired her in April did so because she was publicly critical of city leadership.
Far-left zealots who oppose the enforcement of immigration law want to dox and terrorize law enforcement. But they hide their own faces while doing so.
