The names of the victim and the driver involved in a Fourth of July fatal vehicle-pedestrian collision have been released by the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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Gov. Brian Sandoval on Wednesday reiterated Nevada’s steadfast opposition to the construction of a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain ahead of a hearing Thursday on the project in Washington, DC.
The Roos-N-More animal attraction, 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas, will hold its first “open zoo day” in more than two years this Saturday.
Boulder City celebrated Independence Day with the annual Damboree parade in Las Vegas on Monday.
Personnel of the Nye County Clerk’s Office found a white substance on a letter Tuesday afternoon that turned out to be cornstarch, according to a media release.
FBI Director James Comey’s comment that Hillary Clinton was “extremely careless” in her handling of classified emails is already giving ammunition for Republicans in Nevada’s down-ballot races. Whether the ammunition turns into sustainable firepower that sways voters remains to be seen.
The Bureau of Land Management is now accepting public input on plans for an off-road race across Nevada that would cut through the newly designated Basin and Range National Monument.
A deadly hit-and-run is under investigation 2 miles north of the Kingman city limits in northwestern Arizona.
Jacky Rosen easily grabbed the Democratic nomination for Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District, but she remains a political unknown to most Southern Nevadans.
Power has been restored to Death Valley National Park after a Friday night thunderstorm damaged roads and utilities within the park.
The network of roughly 20 high-definition cameras being installed around the Lake Tahoe region can pan, tilt and zoom into fires.
Allowing terminally ill patients to end their lives, lowering the gambling age and authorizing public marijuana venues among 108 early bill draft requests submitted for possible consideration by the 2017 Nevada Legislature.
Electric carmaker Tesla Motors Inc is recruiting for material handlers, product excellence inspectors, skilled technicians and production associates among other positions, to work in its Gigafactory in Sparks.
A legislative audit of the state dental board revealed systemic issues with the board’s operations, including poor record keeping and questions about how the public’s complaints are investigated.
The Nevada Supreme Court on Friday put the brakes on a law that would impose new registration requirements on sex offenders and subject thousands of them to community notification.
