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On July 20, 58-year-old Eduardo Gregorio MartinezMillan was arrested and booked into the Clark County Detention Center on charges including two counts of sexual assault, one count of open and gross lewdness, and operating a business without a license. Investigators say MartinezMillan was running an unlicensed massage therapy operation from his...

A Las Vegas mother, Christiann Ault, best known for founding the online group “Las Vegas Super Moms,” has been formally indicted on charges including two counts of lewdness involving a child under age 14 and one count of child abuse or neglect. A grand jury returned the indictment, and Ault...

Nevada stands at the cusp of a solar energy revolution, yet a heavy-handed federal memo is threatening to stall progress and stand in the way of our state’s economic resurgence. Governor Joe Lombardo rightly raised the alarm, writing to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum that a July 15 directive demanding the...

The Southern Nevada Health District announced on Thursday that measles virus material was detected in a Clark County wastewater sample, marking the first time such a detection has occurred locally. While no confirmed measles cases have been reported among county residents, officials are using wastewater surveillance as an early-warning tool...

A domestic dispute between two adult men in the southeast Las Vegas Valley triggered a police barricade on Wednesday evening. According to Metro Police, officers were dispatched to the area after one man reportedly refused to surrender to authorities. The situation escalated when the suspect retreated inside a residence, prompting...

The City of Las Vegas has approved new regulations governing the use of e‑bikes and e‑scooters. Under the ordinance passed Wednesday night, operating bicycles, electric bicycles, or electric scooters on sidewalks along Fremont Street between Main Street and Seventh Street will be prohibited. These restrictions will be clearly marked with...

Nevada’s political landscape is heating up as State Senator Carrie Buck officially steps into the ring to challenge longtime U.S. Rep. Dina Titus for the District 1 seat. Buck, a conservative educator turned reform-driven lawmaker, argues that traditional Democratic incumbents like Titus have grown complacent in Washington, ignoring Nevada families and...