‘From bad to worse’: Flood adds to public defender’s office woes, attorney says
“We went out of the frying pan and into the water,” said Clark County Defenders Union President David Westbrook.
Wide receiver production could be group effort for the Raiders
The Las Vegas Raiders don’t necessarily have a true No. 1 receiver and that is actually just fine in Klint Kubiak’s system with plenty of moving pieces and diverse skillsets.
Mother charged with murder, Henderson baby’s death — ruled a starvation — a shock to family
Evangelina Thrift’s abdomen was sunken below her rib cage, her face was thin, her skin tone was ashen and her body bore marks that appeared to be abrasions or burns,…
Nevada ranks high for levels of meth, fentanyl found in wastewater, report says
Wastewater flowing through Nevada’s two most populated counties contained some of the highest concentrations of meth in the country, according to a study.
UNLV, CSN unveil automatic admission program for CCSD seniors
The One Admit program makes a pathway for all CCSD seniors to enroll at UNLV and CSN without completing an application or paying an application fee.
NLV charter school, $14M in debt, to have new owners by 2027
Nevada’s charter school authority voted unanimously to terminate a North Las Vegas charter school’s contract and establish new ownership after concerns over finances and governance.
From familiar faces to franchise-changers: who could the Aces add before the deadline?
The Aug. 2 WNBA trade deadline is quickly approaching, but the Las Vegas Aces aren’t facing the same pressure as many contenders around the league.
Health intact, Brock Bowers prime for another standout season with Raiders
Brock Bowers doesn’t tend to think about how productive he can be this season, his third as a tight end with the Las Vegas Raiders — and the focal point…
Raiders Day 3 observations: How is Kirk Cousins looking?
Las Vegas Raiders coach Klint Kubiak had a lot to account for the last three days, the first three days of training camp, his first training camp as a first-year…
DOJ drops criminal case against ex-Olympian charged with damaging Reflecting Pool
The Justice Department moved Friday to dismiss a criminal case charging a former Olympian with deliberately damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.