Clark County Public Administrator, Robert Telles, was arrested September 7th and charged with the murder of 69-year-old Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German whose body was found outside of his home the morning of September 3rd.
“Everyone knows me as the Trash Lady,” Carolyn Usinger said Tuesday, hours after appearing in a Washoe County courtroom.
Hundreds of dogs and puppies found in late August at an illegal breeding compound in Nye County are in need of veterinary care.
As Nevada faces its second year of water cuts, Governor Steve Sisolak (D) urged more action to be taken from nearby states and the federal government on the issue of water conservation, particularly when it comes to the Colorado River Basin, a main water supply for the region.
Americans with outstanding student loans may see their debts reduced following last week’s announcement of the White House’s student loan forgiveness plan by President Joe Biden.
“That’s kind of the idea, to drop something in that’s fresh, new, exciting, invigorating and looks beautiful,” to go by the words of Court Cardinal, an executive at Olympia Gaming, the company opening the first casino in the Reno-Sparks area in decades.
After a two year multistate investigation into the vaping company JUUL Labs Inc. the e-cigarette giant has agreed to pay $438.5 million to 34 states and territories, including Nevada.
Moose sightings in Nevada have been rare since the 1950s, but sightings began to increase in the state’s northeast corner in the 2010’s. .
There are only 445 licensed child care centers in Southern Nevada and 195 licensed child care providers in Washoe County.
Republican Jim Marchant has received donations from wealthy conspiracy theorists who insist that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.
Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) voiced his support for abortion access earlier this month, while hosting a panel of advocates and obstetrician-gynecologists to discuss reproductive rights in what has become a major issue for Democratic voters in the purple state.
After first discovering a room-temperature material capable of superconductivity in 2020, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) physicists have done it again by replicating superconductivity through less strenuous conditions, a promising sign for future everyday applications.