OK, I’m up to part 13 in my series "Informatiion wants to be free, reporters want to be paid," my ruminations on remuneration for us ink-stained wretches.
Now, I feel like an utter failure. The answer was there all along, as plain as, well, not the nose on your face, but …
Assistant Sheriff Jim Seebock, who was elected to the Henderson City Council in April, has been with the Metropolitan Police Department for three decades.
A new version of the Appropriations Act introduced in the state Senate is identical to a bill Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed on Thursday.
Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed a bill that would have criminalized participating in a fake-elector scheme; here are six things to know about that veto.
President Joe Biden signed legislation on Saturday that lifts the nation’s debt ceiling, averting an unprecedented default on the federal government’s debt.
More than half a dozen house boats caught fire at a popular boating destination on the Utah-Arizona line.
Gov. Joe Lombardo has vetoed bills on guns, trains and climate change.
An adult film actor has pleaded guilty to disobeying police officers after he stole a cab on the Strip last year and led police on a pursuit toward Logandale.
Nevada has filed a motion to take over the operations of medical insurer Friday Health Plans, which could result in over 2,800 Nevadans needing to find a new insurer.
Las Vegas City Attorney Bryan Scott is stepping down from the post after three years.
Arizona will not approve new housing construction on the fast-growing edges of metro Phoenix that rely on groundwater thanks to a multi-decade drought.
