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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed President Donald Trump to move forward with shrinking the federal workforce. The move is notable as much for the outcome as for the dynamics involved.
The NBA Summer League showdown pitting No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg against Bronny James is proving to be a hot ticket.
President Joe Biden’s former White House physician refused to answer questions as part of the House Republican investigation into Biden’s health in office.
Former UNLV men’s basketball coach Kevin Kruger landed a new job, four months after being fired by the Rebels.
Rogich Middle School won CCSD’s Superintendent’s Cup, a competition in athletics, student activities and academics for middle schools.
Weak controls in equipment repair shops in the Nevada Department of Transportation led to misuse of state resources, an audit found.
A Pahrump judge ordered an 18-year-old man held without bail Wednesday in connection with a fatal shooting at Ian Deutch Memorial Park.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended licensure for the new sportsbook. Here’s where it will have locations.
The top executive that was spearheading the effort to get an NBA-ready arena in Las Vegas has been replaced after being indicted for actions taken during the building of a Texas arena.
Officials are seeking a project that is at least three stories, features ground-floor retail or another active use and offers a “seamless look” for that block of Symphony Park.
A’ja Wilson, the reigning WNBA MVP, is considered questionable for the Aces game against the Washington Mystics after undergoing an MRI on her right wrist.
A mother said her son was the subject of “persistent and pervasive” bullying, and that his middle school failed to protect him, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.
The Metropolitan Police Department has been sued in an effort to compel it to release public records related to the expanded federal immigration enforcement at the county jail.
Southern Nevada’s casino-heavy economy is fueled by tourism, but visitor volume has slumped this year.
The NBA Cup will be played at T-Mobile Arena for the third straight season. The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder in last year’s championship game.
The 11-day NBA Summer League begins Thursday at UNLV, where Cooper Flagg of the Dallas Mavericks makes his debut against Bronny James and the Los Angeles Lakers.
Jesus Ayala, 19, Roland Gabaldon, 29, and Mauricio Quinteros, 19, all pleaded not guilty in the battery case and waived their right to a speedy trial.
Plans for Nevada’s first standalone children’s hospital are moving forward, with the next step in the development process.
Mondelēz Global LLC announced a voluntary recall of four carton sizes of Ritz Peanut Butter Cracker Sandwiches. The affected products were made in the U.S. and sold nationwide.
Public officials in the area have come under repeated criticism amid questions about why widespread warnings were not sounded and more preparations were not made ahead of the flooding.
This year’s outbreaks, some of them interconnected, started five months ago in undervaccinated communities in West Texas.
After Ronald Mortensen’s 1997 murder conviction was reversed by a federal judge, he pleaded guilty to lesser charges last week.
Athletics owner John Fisher quietly made one of the most expensive home purchases in Las Vegas history at the end of 2024.
Originally opening its doors to the public in 1908, Cole’s French Dip is closing its doors after 117 years.
An Iowa woman suspected of shooting a man on the Las Vegas Strip last month over a “joke” that “agitated” her was arrested last week, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Nine years after his infamous run in the WSOP $10,000 buy-in No-limit Hold’em World Championship, British poker pro William Kassouf is up to his old antics.
Las Vegas police is urging anyone with knowledge of a hit-and-run crash that killed an 81-year-old woman in the western valley to come forward with information.
Dr. Kevin O’Connor invoked doctor-client privilege and his rights under the Fifth Amendment during an appearance Wednesday before the House Oversight Committee.
Emergency crews carried out at least 85 swift water rescues in the Ruidoso area, including of people who were trapped in their homes and cars.