Family Court Judge William Potter is facing ethics charges that include improperly having a lawyer handcuffed in his courtroom, failing to allow another attorney to be heard and commenting on pending cases during his re-election bid.
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A developer of a planned housing development near Red Rock Canyon says a proposed law shows the Nevada Legislature is targeting his company.
Airbnb hosts beware, Clark County is cracking down on short-term rentals.
Carolyn Goodman was joking when she suggested moving the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas into the city limits, but the boundary issue between City Hall and Clark County Commission is very real.
Nevada officials are sounding the alarm that a proposed airline passenger fee increase and program cuts in the proposed federal budget could impact screening at McCarran International Airport and dampen the state’s tourism industry.
Listing persists in federal agency’s second weekly detainer report despite Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s protests that it is being unfairly maligned.
The Nevada Legislature will once again debate a law that would halt plans to build thousands of homes near Red Rock Canyon.
Clark and Washoe counties may have voting centers for all elections, allowing any person eligible to vote to cast a ballot on Election Day.
Southern Nevada marijuana lounges could end up looking like nightclub bottle service or maybe your corner bar.
Clark County commissioners will take no action to unseat North Las Vegas Constable Robert Eliason until an ongoing legal proceeding is completed, Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak said this week.
Oakland Raiders president Marc Badain met Wednesday with Clark County commissioner Steve Sisolak and discussed a likely vote next week on the franchise’s relocation bid to Las Vegas.
The Clark County Commission will move forward with $25 million in ongoing public projects despite uncertainty if the federal government will continue to provide reimbursement for the work.
Clark County commissioners on Tuesday added two marijuana industry professionals as at-large members to the county’s new marijuana advisory panel.
Several Metropolitan Police Department corrections officers more than tripled their base salaries last year after factoring in benefits and overtime pay, new data show.
The City Council approved a separation agreement with current City Attorney Dave Olsen this month, and has officially started its search for a successor.