A story in Friday's Review-Journal about higher education cuts should have said Nevada State College President Lesley Di Mare said half of Nevada's students don't graduate high school, not half of NSC's students. All NSC students must have a high school diploma.
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The revelation is the latest indication of a troubled presentation of the case to the grand jury by an inexperienced and hastily appointed U.S. attorney.
State legislators are in Carson City for a special legislative session.
The legislation, backed by Gov. Joe Lombardo, changes multiple sections of Nevada’s criminal justice laws.
Cox was indicted on a felony charge after authorities accused her of secretly recording another councilwoman’s conversation.
President Donald Trump’s pardon of cryptocurrency exchange titan Changpeng Zhao brings renewed attention to the power enshrined in the Constitution.
The Clark County Commission voted to extend inflation adjustments to a fuel tax for a decade before voters in 2036 decide if they want to keep them in place.
Just over a month after its launch, residents have reported nearly 15,000 vehicles with expired, invalid, or missing registrations to the Nevada DMV’s online spotter program.
Moments after the House vote, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said his chamber will act swiftly on the bill.
A widely used Internet infrastructure company said that it has largely resolved an issue that led to outages impacting users of everything from ChatGPT and the online game, “League of Legends,” to the New Jersey Transit system early Tuesday.
Sen. Ira Hansen, R-Sparks, said lawmakers have been preparing a petition to amend the governor’s special session agenda in order to add legislation regulating corporate homeownership.
