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Motorists in the Las Vegas valley are facing a sharp economic reality this morning as gasoline prices have officially surpassed the $5.00 per gallon mark at numerous stations. The surge is directly linked to the ongoing war in the Middle East, which has entered its fourth week and severely disrupted...

Nevada state officials have greenlit substantial health insurance premium increases that will affect thousands of state employees starting this summer. Those enrolled in high-coverage plans face the most significant impact, with monthly premium hikes reaching as high as $380. The increases, set to begin in July, come as the state...

In a case that highlights the intersection of public safety and medical logistics, a Las Vegas judge has ordered the release of 51-year-old Steven Min, a defendant with nearly 200 prior cases in Justice Court. Min, who was serving time for a trespassing conviction, became the subject of a legal...

A high-profile case involving a 15-year-old Summerlin private school student has reached a critical juncture in a Las Vegas courtroom. Defense attorneys for Vaughn Griffith, who attended the Alexander Dawson School, filed a motion this week to disqualify District Judge Christy Craig. The student is accused of possessing child sexual...

A suspect who was recently released on court-ordered electronic monitoring is back in the custody of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department after violating the terms of their release. Metro officials confirmed that the individual was apprehended Wednesday evening without further incident. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts by local law...

The Clark County Commission has unanimously enacted a new set of regulations for businesses selling hemp and hemp-derived products, creating a mandatory Hemp Retail Store licensing category. The rules require retailers to obtain specific licenses, pay associated fees, and ensure all employees possess valid work cards. Additionally, the ordinance mandates...

The Nevada Commission on Ethics determined Wednesday that Republican Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony violated state ethics laws by utilizing government resources to support a task force focused on transgender athletes. The commission found that the Lieutenant Governor improperly used state-funded staff time and materials to promote a policy initiative aimed...