In a Wednesday Review-Journal story about Gov. Brian Sandoval's education proclamation calling for second-graders to be tested in reading proficiency, Mo Denis, D-Las Vegas, should have been identified as a state senator.
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The conspiracy hinges on the singer’s tour dates supposedly coinciding with missing person reports across the country.
Monroe-Moreno visited six local small businesses, including a barbershop, bakery and pizzeria.
The mayors of Southern Nevada’s three largest cities said they were optimistic about the future of their municipalities despite the region’s economic headwinds.
One day after Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager announced he will not seek re-election, a Democratic candidate has stepped up to run for his seat.
Christina Church filed a federal lawsuit on Monday, alleging civil rights violations.
Pastor Doug Wilson leads the network’s flagship location. Wilson is no stranger to stirring controversy with his church’s hard-line theology and its embrace of patriarchy and Christian nationalism.
Big-box retailers like Costco encourage in-store purchases, but still offer online services, including their mobile app. According to some Costco shoppers on Reddit, the app is missing one very important feature.
Patrick Joseph White also had recently verbalized thoughts of suicide, which led to law enforcement being contacted several weeks before the shooting, Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director Chris Hosey said.
Media organizations, including The Associated Press, sued the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District and Uvalde County in 2022 for the release of their records.
The lawyer wrote in an X post that the official was fired without due process because he followed Justice Department COVID-19 policies.
