Wesley Warren has a 100 pound growth on his testicles. The scrotal edema started in 2008, and has now reached the size of a large watermelon. With no insurance and a cosly surgery required to treat the growth, Warren has begun to seek help from the public.
Israel is pursuing a new U.S.-backed plan to control all aid to Gaza, which the United Nations has rejected.
Two American Red Cross of Southern Nevada volunteers deployed to Kentucky and Missouri to help with relief efforts after “catastrophic storms and tornadoes” hit the area last week.
A group tasked with making a plan to remove weapons held by Palestinian factions in Lebanon’s refugees camps met for the first time Friday to begin hashing out a timetable and mechanism for disarming the groups.
Residents of southern Lebanon voted Saturday in the country’s municipal elections that will test support for the Hezbollah terrorist group in the predominantly Shiite areas, months after the end of the Israel-Hezbollah war.
Israel may be walking back from its plans to tightly control all aid to Gaza and prevent aid agencies long established in the territory from delivering it in the same way they have done in the past.
Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo and Democratic Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro both have education bills. Here’s what they’d do.
As the 83rd legislative session winds down and the work pace picks up in the Nevada Legislative Building, here is what to know before the final gavel drops on June 2.
Jewish organization leaders called for local elected officials and civic heads to “stop tolerating hate in the guise of activism” following the fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy employees.
Lawmakers considered bills on wrong-way driving penalties, insulin prescription caps and more.
Here are six bills that have passed both the Assembly and Senate, which the governor could soon take action on.
