Pocketbook issues are top of mind for many voters. Nearly half — 43 percent — say the economy is their top issue this election cycle, according to recent polling.

In the last legislative session, Republican Governor Joe Lombardo vetoed a bill that would have corrected when Indigenous Peoples Day in Nevada. The bill sponsor will continue to get the correct day recognized.

Several of the state's resident authors released books on notable publishing imprints this year. But does it mean anything in the greater literary industry?

A Las Vegas man is sentenced for firebombing Teslas, health experts warn about opioid-like kratom products and Nevada lawmakers renew their Yucca Mountain push.

Las Vegas police prepare to identify the Lake Mead barrel victim, declining enrollment strains Nevada schools and a judge blocks a Forest Service reorganization.

There's never a shortage of things to see, hear, and do in Nevada. Here are some highlighted cultural events for the week starting October 14.

Nevada Democrats in Congress such as Dina Titus have re-introduced legislation aimed at permanently ending Yucca’s role as the country’s sole nuclear waste repository.