Lombardo appoints longtime prosecutor to vacant District Court seat
At the district attorney’s office, he has served as team chief of the special victims’ unit, which oversees a wide range of cases, including those involving the abuse of children…
US eases some Russian oil sanctions, but crude prices stay high
U.S. sanctions will not apply for 30 days on deliveries of Russian oil that’s been loaded on tankers as of Thursday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on X.
‘It’s kind of serious stuff:’ Flamingo security staff call police to report bird-napping
Metro on Thursday released two calls associated with a March 3 incident at the Flamingo resort in which Mitchell Fairbarn, 33, of Canada, is accused of illegally entering the habitat,…
In dispute over electronic monitoring releases, are police flouting court orders?
The Metropolitan Police Department says it has authority under state law to decide whether putting someone on electronic monitoring poses an unreasonable risk to public safety.
First look inside one of Vegas’ biggest restaurant openings of 2026
The Italian steakhouse comes courtesy of a New York City hospitality group that is also opening an elite social club next door to the restaurant.
Touro University Nevada announces 1st CEO
Touro University Nevada appointed its first chief executive officer in February.
Blast rocks Tehran after Israel threatened to target area of government-organized rally
The decision to proceed with the mass demonstration that was attended by some senior government officials underscored the fierce determination on both sides nearly two weeks into the war.
This Southern Nevada city is the only Lake Mead user that doesn’t send water back
Despite close proximity to the Colorado River, this city doesn’t participate in this piece of drought adaptation. Officials want to change that.
‘I don’t think we can dig out of this mess’: Will Clark County rescue a local nonprofit?
Clark County may try to acquire the headquarters of Lutheran Social Services of Nevada, which has suspended its operations.
‘Mad Max-style vagrants’: Blighted Las Vegas housing project sells to new owner
A local real estate firm purchased an unfinished townhouse development that became a magnet for vandals and homeless people.