Nevada News

Police are investigating the gunshot deaths of two people on the Las Vegas strip, not far from the landmark fountain at the Bellagio Resort & Casin

The Nevada election reform measure now heads to governor’s desk following a cross-party agreement in the state legislature.

Legislation and a viral video follow Texas’s new school choice law, adding momentum to a national movement for promoting options.

A federal appeals court previously held that the fees paid to union by non-union airline employees were ‘not coercive.’

Court filings from her lawyers included a copy of the president’s pardon.

The Nevada Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that found there was no evidence the media outlet knowingly or recklessly published false information.

The desert town that once lured LA travelers with bottom-dollar deals and family fun is now mostly empty, telling a story of a larger decline.

An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza has forced farmers to slaughter millions of chickens, affecting egg prices.

The all-electric high-speed rail line is being built to carry passengers from Rancho Cucamonga to Las Vegas in approximately two hours and 10 minutes.

The worker, exposed to infected cattle at a Churchill County dairy, had mild symptoms and did not need hospitalization.

Steve Wynn sued The Associated Press for publishing a report accusing him of rape that later turned out to be false.

The strain was identified on Jan. 31 through genome sequencing of milk from the state as part of the USDA’s nationwide mass milk-testing program.

Evidence has shown that ChatGPT was used for instructions on how to build an explosive device and set it off with a pistol, one officer said.

The suspect’s body has a gunshot wound to the head inflicted shortly before the explosion, which left seven others injured, according to police.