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In a move underscoring the significance of peaceful transitions of power, Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo announced that flags across the state will be raised to full-staff on Monday in honor of President Donald J. Trump’s inauguration. This gesture aligns with similar decisions in 21 other states and reflects bipartisan recognition...

The Nevada Department of Corrections announced the deaths of two inmates at High Desert State Prison this week, intensifying scrutiny over the state’s maximum-security facility. One of the deceased, 52-year-old Marlo Thomas, was a convicted double murderer sentenced to death in 1997 for killing two Las Vegas steakhouse employees during...

As wildfires rage across Los Angeles, sparking concerns about fire safety, Southern Nevada residents can rest assured that our region faces a far lower wildfire risk. Thanks to strategic planning, prevention efforts, and natural advantages, fire threats in Southern Nevada are minimal compared to our neighboring states. Henderson Fire Department...

The disappearance of Michael Martin, a seasoned Las Vegas pilot, has taken a puzzling turn as new details emerge about his final hours. Martin, 65, vanished after departing from the North Las Vegas Airport on Jan. 2 in his 1960s Piper aircraft. Authorities recently suspended their extensive search for him...

Las Vegas is about to get a tech boost as Google Fiber officially begins construction on its high-speed internet network in the city. Starting on the west side of Las Vegas, construction will expand to other parts of Clark County in the coming weeks, aiming to bring blazing-fast connectivity to...

The Las Vegas City Council is stepping up to protect its voiceless residents—animals—with new measures aimed at curbing abandonment and hoarding. Unanimously passed on Wednesday, these reforms increase penalties for those who abandon pets and set limits on how many animals can be sold per year at pet stores. The...

The idea of exempting tips from federal income taxes, long considered a pipe dream for hardworking Americans, is gaining bipartisan momentum thanks to a proposal led by Nevada Senators Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen, along with Republican Senator Ted Cruz. The “No Tax on Tips Act” is being reintroduced...