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Alexis Hill pitches ‘aggressive’ revenue plan in campaign for Nevada governor

Alexis Hill, the Washoe County commissioner seeking the Democratic nomination in Nevada’s gubernatorial race, wants to boost the state’s yearly revenue by $4 billion, according ...

‘Scary being in the middle of a war’: UNLV legend flees Israel after Iranian strikes

Desi-Rae Young huddled in the bomb shelter of her Israeli apartment with a basketball teammate as sirens wailed to warn residents of an incoming missile ...

Las Vegas’ St. Viator Catholic school makes inclusion the norm

In Nevada’s Catholic schools, there is only one place where a child with special needs sits beside their classmates, not apart from them. At St. ...

Before Mint 400, off-road community cleans up Southern Nevada desert

When Dustin Van Orman raced his motorcycle in the Mint 400 a few years ago, he had hours alone with his thoughts in the rugged ...

RTC warns of funding shortfall, deep cutbacks in bus routes

Southern Nevada’s transit agency is warning of deep service cuts that could end bus programs for veterans and seniors, and sharply reduce paratransit rides — ...

Smart crosswalk marks start of Las Vegas Chinatown revival

Along Spring Mountain Road between the Shanghai and Chinatown plazas stand two tall red poles marking the beginning of a crosswalk for pedestrians to navigate ...

Nevada rises to ninth for eco-friendly commercial space

Powered by the expansion of the Las Vegas Convention Center, Nevada ranked among the nation’s top 10 states for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ...

Nevada Democrats insist Congress must authorize continued Iran operations

Southern Nevada’s congressional delegation is united in its position that President Donald Trump needs approval from Congress to continue military operations against Iran. Both the ...

Breakout year leaves Gibbs-Lawhorn, UNLV with offseason decisions

Gibbs-Lawhorn poured in 42 points Saturday in an 85-83 overtime victory against rival UNR in one of the signature moments of the UNLV men’s basketball ...

After 30 years, need for domestic violence shelters still grows in Southern Nevada

More than 30 years ago, survivors of domestic violence in Henderson had nowhere to turn. With no local shelter to offer safety, many had no ...

Aguilar says Nevada will sue if Trump signs election executive order

Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar says Nevada would challenge a reported executive order by President Donald Trump declaring a national emergency to overhaul U.S. elections ...

As the Strip reinvents itself, Circus Circus is reviving Las Vegas’ old-school charm

Just off Las Vegas Boulevard South, almost directly across from the entrance to the Fontainebleau, a small worn sign in front of Circus Circus’ Slots-A-Fun ...

Students push CCSD to connect classrooms to life beyond high school

CCSD is deep into mapping out its next “strategic plan,” a medium-term guidance document for the next five years.

Nevada drugmaker gets OK to intervene in abortion pill case brought in Louisiana

GenBioPro, a Las Vegas-based drugmaker that sells generic mifepristone, has been allowed to intervene in Louisiana’s federal lawsuit challenging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s ...

Cyberattack prompts two federal lawsuits against Wynn Resorts

A former Wynn Resorts employee filed suit this week seeking class-action status after a cyberattack against the resort operator, alleging the company was negligent in ...

Lake Mead partners investing more than $800,000 to restore Historic Railroad Trail

A popular but eroding Lake Mead-area hiking trail will undergo improvements to keep the path safe and accessible. The National Park Service, which manages the ...