A story in Wednesday's Review-Journal incorrectly reported how Gov. Jim Gibbons voted on an issue before the sate Board of Examiners on Tuesday. Gibbons voted to pay $10 million to a Washington, D.C., law firm to fight federal attempts to place nuclear waste in Yucca Mountain, despite questioning the need for the expenditure during the meeting.
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A mother and her 9-year-old-son who got lost in a California forest while on their way to a Boy Scouts camp were rescued after a search crew found notes the pair had left behind.
This isn’t the first time legislators have attempted to classify extreme heat as a major disaster.
A city-owned golf course in east Las Vegas will transform into mixed-use housing development with more than 1,500 units.
Henderson officials approved the settlement for a California man who was wrongfully arrested and detained for more than a week in 2024.
The union representing Metropolitan Police Department officers singled out a captain whom they described as a “morale killer” in a traveling billboard.
Attorney General Aaron Ford joined others in calling on Congress to pass legislation prohibiting ICE agents from wearing masks to hide their identity.
Jill Douglass defeated Jesse Law in the race for chair of the Clark County Republican Party.
Switch has borrowed $20 billion as it builds AI factories and makes other corporate moves.
A teacher was found dead in Sequoia National Park a day after being reported missing, according to the National Park Service.
Clark County is distributing $500,000 to be spread among dozens of small locally-owned businesses that might be going through a rough patch.
