A story in Saturday's Review-Journal about an Islamic advocacy group's complaint against the Henderson Police Department contained an error. The seven Muslim men who were detained Dec. 20 while praying in public were dressed in street clothes.
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Prosecutors argued Hernández protected drug traffickers who moved hundreds of tons of cocaine through the country.
Costco Wholesale Corp. joined a fast-growing list of businesses suing the Trump administration to ensure eligibility for refunds if the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down the president’s signature global tariffs policy.
The laws concerning how police interact with potential suspects before reading their rights or obtaining search warrants are complex and often disputed in criminal cases.
The Smog Free Clark County program has invited Southern Nevada residents to a “Smog Repair” event on Dec. 10 at the Durango Hills Community Center in Las Vegas.
Gov. Joe Lombardo has signed the remaining five bills left on his desk following the week-long special legislative session in November.
Air travelers in the U.S. without a REAL ID will be charged a $45 fee beginning in February, the Transportation Security Administration announced Monday.
The biological mother of a man killed in a shooting in March has filed a lawsuit against the North Las Vegas casino where the slaying happened.
Boring Co. President Steve Davis said the company’s Vegas Loop project is set for further expansion early next year.
The White House has so far declined to detail why Trump had an MRI during his physical last month, or on what part of his body.
Authorities appealed to the public for tips as they searched Sunday for a suspect in the killing of three children and an adult during a mass shooting at a birthday party in Stockton.
