John Locher
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AP
A Las Vegas specialty court for minor Strip and tourism-area crimes, disbanded in 2024, may return as the resort industry pushes for it in Thursday’s special legislative session.
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In Nevada, as much as one-tenth of the state's entire prison population is currently in solitary confinement, but there's growing concern over its efficacy. -
Since July, five inmates have died at High Desert Prison. Another died at Southern Desert Prison. At this time, those deaths are still under investigation. -
State-run systems have been offline since the start of the cyberattack on August 24. Since then, they’ve worked to create temporary workarounds to connect Nevadans with services and recovery updates. -
Much is still unknown about the July 28th attack, including the gunman’s motives. KNPR's Paul Boger spoke with Katelyn Newberg, with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, to fill in the blanks. -
For many, July 4th means friends, family, fun... and fireworks. We'll chat with Clark County public safety officials about what they're doing to keep this holiday weekend fun and safe. -
May 25 marks five years since George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police, sparking protests about police conduct nationwide, including in Las Vegas. -
There was a shooting Friday afternoon inside a gym, killing two people, with multiple other people injured, Las Vegas police said. -
Federal immigration agents have reportedly been detaining people throughout the Las Vegas valley, with the help of the federal agents. How and where are these arrests happening? -
Flanked by different law enforcement officials, Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo recently introduced a crime bill, eight weeks from the end of the 2025 legislative session. -
In another example of how Nevada needs to catch up to the rest of the country, there’s a little-known law that lets nearly anyone sell the home of a deceased person who doesn’t leave behind a will.
