The City Council paused talks on a decade-old deal after citing thousands of service calls into unincorporated county islands.

Paul Gaudet wants voters to think “Michel” is a woman's name. Kerri Maxey says her appeals still aren't decided.

Only one in five Clark County high schoolers is proficient in math, even as chronic absenteeism keeps falling districtwide.

A Palace Station server who started in 1977 walked away with a five-figure surprise at Red Rock Resort.

Alex Hubert has raised under $13,000 to challenge Judge Tara Clark Newberry, who's banked nearly $390,000 for the Dept. 21 race.

The West Las Vegas school will serve 1,200 students and open in 2028, replacing a 1960s campus.

Crews recently placed a concrete panel reading “Holiness to the Lord” over the temple's front portico as construction climbs skyward.

Property owners in 18b want to tax themselves to pay for safety patrols and cleanup, but City Hall would still get final say.

Democratic lawmakers heard testimony in Las Vegas linking White House self-dealing to soaring gas prices and a Strip visitor slump.

Adam Price wants Henderson to disclose what officials earn from private consulting clients like Union Village developers.

JD Vance keynotes the Republican Jewish Coalition summit at The Venetian, even as some donors grumble about his ties to Tucker Carlson.

A federal appeals court sided with Nevada over Kalshi, ruling sports-event contracts are gambling, not swaps — and DraftKings stock jumped on the news.

Nearly 600 letters from students and community members pushed the Board of Regents to postpone scrapping its IDEA committee.