■ A caption accompanying a photograph and story in Thursday's Review-Journal about Queen Elizabeth II's 84th birthday celebration contained an incorrect date. The photo was taken Feb. 12, 1927. The queen was born April 21, 1926.
■ A story in Sunday's Living section about Clinics in Schools incorrectly listed clinic director Dr. Noah Kohn as half Dutch. He is Danish.
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Both Apple and the feds have boosted the only operational rare earth mine in North America.
Speaker Steve Yeager and Majority Floor Leader Sandra Jauregui will not seek re-election in 2026.
CCSD Superintendent Jhone Ebert says the tentative contract will put qualified educators in each classroom and addresses veteran teacher salaries.
The explosion sent black smoke spiralling into the midday sky in the Monongahela Valley, a region of the state synonymous with steel for more than a century.
Donald Trump said Monday that he’s taking over Washington’s police department and deploying 800 members of the National Guard across the city in the hopes of reducing crime, even as city officials stressed that crime is already falling in the nation’s capital.
Transcripts of the secret grand jury testimony that led to the sex trafficking indictment of Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell won’t be released, a judge decided Monday.
Tens of thousands of students across the county filed into classrooms on Monday morning for the Clark County School District’s first day of school.
If you’ve driven in the Airport Connector Tunnel you’ve probably noticed drops of water falling on your windshield, a white residue on the ceiling of the tunnel and on the road.
The Clark County School District faces declining enrollment, traffic safety concerns and aging school buildings.
Nevada started implementing rules to address extreme heat illness in workplaces. Now, national employer groups and businesses are recommending them to the federal government.
