Senate candidate Adam Laxalt wants to take the oath of office, but first, he had to raise his hand and be sworn in as a witness in a high-profile federal campaign finance trial.
Native women experience personal violence at rates exponentially higher than other groups. Why? In this episode, we explore MMIP, a movement to call attention to the causes of this problem, and demand change and accountability.
WARNING: Explicit descriptions of violence against Indigenous People are included throughout this episode.
Las Vegas’ rapid rise as a sports town has been on full display in recent days, with the Aces, Golden Knights, and, of course, the Raiders all making headlines.
Besides coping with the pandemic, the start of the 2021 school year has had some bumps in Southern Nevada as administrators deal with everything from crazy TiikTok challenges to buses running hours
The pandemic has dominated the first half of Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman’s final term in office. She told State of Nevada that Las Vegans have been “awesome” in rising to the occasion but “there's been a lot of aggravation” in navigating the government’s response.
Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo has started strong in his campaign for governor, but a spike in Las Vegas homicides could give ammunition to his opponents, according to longtime Nevada political
It has been four years since a lone gunman rained more than 1,000 bullets down on a Strip music festival crowd below, killing 60 before taking his own life.
Early voting in next year's primary elections starts in 241 days and candidates are starting to their moves. They’re shaking hands, raising money, and staking out positions.
Keith Whitfield, UNLV’s 11th president, has been on the job for a little more than a year, and much of that time has been spent dealing with the pandemic.
State of Nevada commentator John L. Smith says the Arizona election audit affirming President Joe Biden’s election win there should settle things. But it won’t.
