Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo laid out several priorities for 2025 during his State of the State address Wednesday night.Among the top of his agenda was educatio

Clark County announces the first “Missing in Nevada Day” on February 1, 2025, to assist families of missing persons.

Clark County Republican Party Chairman Jesse Law allegedly placed a tracking device on a woman’s car or vehicle, according to the criminal complaint.

Nevada’s only Republican in Congress, Rep. Mark Amodei, announced plans Thursday for legislation that would require Congressional approval of all future national monuments in Nevada.

It reached 2 million in 2001, according to U.S. Census data. Then in 2018, Nevada's population topped 3 million, though at a slightly slower pace of growth. Clark County contributed the largest portion, accounting for 73% of the overall increase.

Permanent teacher pay raises, state investments in housing and measures to strengthen criminal penalties for theft and drug violations. That and much more was part of Governor Joe Lombardo’s State of

Data released by Nevada State police showed an increase in deadly crashes across the state as more than 400 people were killed on Nevada roads in 2024. It’s a common trend across the valley as more and more families are suffering after losing loved ones to roadway fatalities.

The former Republican congressional candidate and ex-wrestler charged with murder is appealing his grand jury indictment to the Nevada Supreme Court.

President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on launching the largest deportation in American history, but the details of how he could get it done once he takes office remain fuzzy.

Gov. Joe Lombardo addresses school choice, crime, childcare and government efficiency in State of State. Democratic response covers abortion, guns.

The city of Las Vegas said in a statement on Thursday afternoon the valley "looks to face temporary disruptions in service" of the main pipeline that brings fuel to the valley.

Last Monday, new trustees Emily Stevens, Lydia Dominguez, Tameka Henry and Lorena Biassotti took their seats on the Clark County School Board. It’s higher than the turnover the school board saw four years ago when it welcomed three new members.