In Las Vegas and throughout Nevada, members of the Venezuelan community as well as elected officials, leaders and other observers were reacting to the news that the United States had captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Nevada was awarded the federal money to help modernize the state’s rural health care system and bolster access to it, officials said.
In a year that the Nevada Legislature met twice, including a special session in November, legislators passed hundreds of bills. Some of the laws take effect the first day of 2026.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford announced a court order blocking the Trump administration from imposing unlawful conditions on two federal emergency grants.
Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar and others expressed concerns over Department of Justice’s request for voter data that includes sensitive voter information.
The Interstate 15/Tropicana Avenue Interchange project is substantially completed after three-and-a-half years of road work.
The home of the Raiders was particularly popular with new voters and young voters, and it might get some prominent company in the 2026 election.
She will also be on probation for two years and must complete remedial training “specifically customized and tailored to (her) misconduct.”
In a 48-44 vote, the Senate rejected a Republican-backed resolution that would have extended funding at current levels until mid-November and added funding for government officials’ security.
The suit alleges that Kik’s design features have made it attractive to those who target children. The app has played a role in multiple local cases.
Guy Rocha played an integral role in revitalizing the Nevada State Archives, leading the state agency for 28 years before retiring in February 2009.
The Colorado River system that Las Vegas relies on for life is nearer to collapse than ever, a group of six researchers warned in a new report.
The official nominated to anchor a rocky Colorado River negotiation process with an impending deadline claims he was iced out by Upper Basin officials who thought he would be biased against them.
The shift comes as the bureau and seven states face a deadline to decide how to share the Colorado River amid ongoing drought and shrinking water supplies.