Jane Ann Morrison's column Thursday on Shelley Berkley contained two errors. Berkley is no longer on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, nor is she on the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health.
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Sudden heavy rain east of Los Angeles unleashed mudslides that plowed into homes and trapped drivers for hours on roadways, authorities said.
A teenager has been arrested in a “sophisticated cyber crime” case involving several Las Vegas casinos, police said.
The office has undergone multiple management changes since the start of President Donald Trump’s administration.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Mario brought significant rainfall to Death Valley National Park, closing several roads.
A panel of advisers appointed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declined to recommend this fall’s COVID-19 vaccinations for anyone, leaving the choice up to those who want a shot.
In a 48-44 vote, the Senate rejected a Republican-backed resolution that would have extended funding at current levels until mid-November and added funding for government officials’ security.
Through University of the People, some in Las Vegas are using the lower-cost model to get a college education while working full-time.
U.S. District Judge Steven Merryday ruled that the president’s lawsuit was overly long and was full of “tedious and burdensome” language that had no bearing on the legal case.
The suit alleges that Kik’s design features have made it attractive to those who target children. The app has played a role in multiple local cases.
Guy Rocha played an integral role in revitalizing the Nevada State Archives, leading the state agency for 28 years before retiring in February 2009.
