Commentator John L. Smith says a federal appeals court “opened the door” for a whistleblower’s closely watched lawsuit to proceed against Nevada’s workplace safety agency.
With staffs already stretched thin after nearly two years of combating the pandemic, hospitals now face a crush of patients as the highly contagious variant sweeps through Nevada.
Nevada faces the highest volume of community spread of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic, with more than 30,000 cases reported in the last week.
On Saturday, Harry Reid received a sendoff befitting the most powerful lawmaker to ever come from Nevada, going from Searchlight to Senate majority leader.
In an effort to keep a lid on Nevada’s healthcare costs, Gov. Steve Sisolak issued an executive order late last month designed to limit annual price increases.
In the latest installment of Exit Spring Mountain, hear about the threats made toward Nevada's Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders, and how some responded by taking self-defense classes and armin
Problem gamblers often resort to crime to feed their addiction. Now a Clark County diversion court makes treatment instead of incarceration available for nonviolent offenders.
A year ago tomorrow, violent protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol as lawmakers were preparing to declare Joe Biden the victor in the presidential election.
Nevadans marked the passing of former Sen. Harry Reid, the pugnacious Democrat from Searchlight who fought with mobsters and presidents. Reid died Tuesday at 82 after years of battling pancreatic cancer.
Former Nevada Gov. Richard Bryan knew Harry Reid for 60 years, which included 12 years they spent together serving in the U.S. Senate. Reid died Tuesday at 82.
State of Nevada pulled together some of the top stories from 2021, with coverage ranging from civil rights to culture, from Hunter S. Thompson to UFOs. Today hear stories from the first half of 2021.
With up to 140 million COVID cases projected in the United States over the next 10 weeks, Nevada’s senior congressional members urge caution, not panic.
