Juneteenth is now a state holiday in Nevada, which is joining a growing number of states including Texas, New York, Virginia and Washington that honor the day when the last enslaved people in the United States learned they were free.
The Oakland A’s gave Nevada lawmakers a traffic study proposing solutions to slowdowns around the proposed ballpark on the Las Vegas Strip, but no recommendations or funds have actually been approved by Clark County leaders.
As student and school safety remains an ongoing concern in the Las Vegas Valley, one group is doing its part to support and help expand safety efforts.
On June 8, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department released a 76-page report on the department’s use of force and vehicle pursuits over the past five years.
A Nevada judge on Thursday scheduled a murder trial for next year for a woman who has spent more than seven years in state psychiatric care after she was accused of intentionally plowing a car into pedestrians, killing one, on the Las Vegas Strip.
A former apartment building owner pleaded not guilty Thursday to 27 felony involuntary manslaughter and negligence charges stemming from a fire that killed six people and injured 13 in December 2019 and became the deadliest residential fire in Las Vegas history.
A federal judge has renewed her court order in a case filed by a prison inmate who said that he wasn’t receiving enough outdoor exercise time at the facility.
The City of Las Vegas will host three open house workshops to share thoughts and receive feedback on ideas for a proposed African American Museum & Cultural Center.
The company that owns the MSG Sphere set to open in September is being sued by construction groups who claim they are owed millions of dollars, according to court records filed in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada.
A marathon 15-hour legislative day kicked off day one of Nevada’s second special session, all to review the Las Vegas Stadium Bill for the Oakland A’s.
The Oakland Athletics’ search for a new home drew Nevada lawmakers into a special legislative session Wednesday to weigh whether the state should cover $380 million of the $1.5 billion stadium planned for the Las Vegas Strip.
A Culture and Climate Review report presented by an independent third party following an evaluation of Clark County School District said that the school Board of Trustees and district leaders need to “move policies and practices to the next level.”
After the passage of the Capital Improvement Bill, AB 1, The Nevada State Railroad Museum Boulder City was granted final approval for the construction of a new museum Visitor’s Center.
The musician known as “Blueface” AKA Johnathan Porter was arrested Wednesday for a charge of robbery as he was in the courthouse for a separate case of attempted murder, according to court records.
The personal-finance website WalletHub released its latest Credit Card Debt Study and found that in the first quarter of 2023, the year-over-year rise in credit card debt in Henderson was in the top ten highest in the nation.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford announced that Nevada will receive approximately $193 million from Teva Pharmaceuticals after the company agreed to a settlement regarding its role in the opioid epidemic.
The Nevada Legislature is set to convene Wednesday for a special legislative session to consider whether to provide $380 million in public financing for a $1.5 billion stadium that would host the Oakland Athletics on the Las Vegas Strip.
Las Vegas police have assumed command of an investigation into an early Tuesday morning fire at an apartment complex that left one person dead and a second unaccounted for.
In a 456-page document, the Nevada Commission on Ethics has filed an ethics complaint against Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo, alleging that he used his position and government resources improperly when he was the Clark County Sheriff and a candidate for Governor of Nevada.
At approximately 5 p.m., Las Vegas police detectives were looking for a suspect with outstanding felony warrants and found him barricaded inside a south Las Vegas Valley residence.
About 900,000 gallons spilled from a sewage station near Las Vegas on June 1, with about a third of the spill being recovered as of Monday, according to the Clark County Water Reclamation District.
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