No Gov’t. Shutdown, Disaster Aid Keeps Flowing
Ending weeks of political brinkmanship, Congress finessed a dispute over disaster aid Monday night and advanced legislation to avoid a partial government shutdown only days away.
Elon Musk is leaving his government role as a top adviser to President Donald Trump after spearheading efforts to reduce and overhaul the federal bureaucracy. The billionaire entrepreneur posted Wednesday about his decision on X, his social media website.
A veteran Metropolitan Police Department officer who rose through the ranks to become a deputy chief was announced as the Henderson Police Department’s next chief of police.
Hormel Foods is recalling approximately 256,185 pounds of canned beef stew product that may be contaminated with foreign material, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
The Nevada Assembly’s top Democrat proposes a new banking system to cut down on financial intermediaries that move money through the banking system.
The final investigative report, made available by the Nevada Highway Patrol, said that Fernando Jimenez-Jimenez was also unlicensed and his vehicle was uninsured.
Nevada Senate Minority Leader Robin Titus introduced a bill to fund raises for charter school teachers — even though Democrats already proposed raises in their own bills.
Trump wants to pull federal funds from Harvard. It’s easy to see why, but not necessarily the right move.
Longtime Republican candidate and Douglas County Commissioner Danny Tarkanian announced Wednesday he is running for Nevada attorney general.
Israeli strikes have decimated Hamas’ leadership during the 19-month war, and Mohammed Sinwar was one of the last widely known leaders still alive in Gaza.
Vice President JD Vance addressed thousands of cryptocurrency enthusiasts at the bitcoin 2025 convention on the Las Vegas Strip on Wednesday, declaring that “this isn’t a conference of people; this is a movement.”