A story in Monday’s Review-Journal incorrectly stated the cost savings associated with plans to close the Railroad Depot Museum in Ely starting July 1. Closing the museum is expected to save the state approximately $160,000 a year.
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Nevada Republicans spoke out in support of former President Donald Trump, while Nevada Democrats emphasized holding all people accountable for their actions.
There were more confirmed twisters in Iowa, damaging hail fell in Illinois and grass fires blazed in Oklahoma, as the storm system threatened a broad swath of the country home to some 85 million people.
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck an area north of San Diego on Friday evening but there were no immediate reports of any injuries or serious damage.
The 2023 Legislature is considering a host of environmental bills, from saving water to protecting species to easing pollution from gas-powered cars.
The Las Vegas company is incorporating non-fungible tokens, a unique digital asset, into its slot play.
Lawyer Joseph Tacopina said during TV interviews Friday he would “very aggressively” challenge the legal validity of the Manhattan grand jury indictment.
Feeling stressed or just not well overall? Maybe you should put down your phone.
Las Vegas police violated the Nevada Public Records Act when they failed to provide investigative files to the Review-Journal.
Elected officials urged lawmakers to pass gun legislation in response to FBI records that provide new insight into the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting in Las Vegas.
The owners of a Dairy Queen in Phoenix remain perplexed as to why someone would steal the giant red spoon that adorned their restaurant.
