Liborius Agwara was incorrectly identified in a story in Saturday's Review-Journal about a student's lawsuit against a College of Southern Nevada instructor. Agwara represents the student, Mary Ann Gabiana.
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Two longtime water managers, including a senior adviser on the contentious Colorado River negotiations, have new top roles at the Interior Department.
The law at issue had been unenforced for the last 40 years and allows a minor to avoid parental notification with a court order.
Albert Mack, the CEO of a private equity firm, will run as a Republican for the Clark County Commission seat currently held by Commissioner Justin Jones, who is not seeking re-election.
Guy Fieri detailed losing more than $1 million of his Santo Tequila in an elaborate heist during an appearance on 60 Minutes.
Las Vegas Marathons course suddenly shifted to a route starting in Kyle Canyon and ending at Arbor View High School to limit traffic issues.
President Donald Trump has welcomed the Hamas statement accepting some elements of the U.S. peace plan. Israel has said it supported the new U.S. effort.
A vigil was held at UNLV as the anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks in Israel approaches. Attendees demanded the release of the hostages that remain captive in Gaza.
President Trump is sending 300 California National Guard members to Oregon after a judge blocked him from deploying that state’s guard to Portland, California’s governor said Sunday.
GMTCare is accused of dropping actor and sumo wrestler Taylor Tuli Wily while he was in a wheelchair in 2023, causing fatal injuries, according to a lawsuit filed by his estate.
Newly-released data from the Nevada Department of Education showed districtwide improvements to English Language Arts and math proficiency across all grade levels.
