Convicted Money Launderer Gambles In LV, Violates Supervised Release

Gambler RJ Cipriani, also known as Robin Hood 702, says he saw David Stroj playing blackjack at Resorts World last year.

Uncertainty Over Pandemic, Inflation, Ukraine Cloud Economic Outlook

Economists at UNLV predict Nevada’s economy will remain in recovery mode for the remainder of the year.

HHS Secretary Hears Report On Southern Nevada Homelessness From Nonprofit

“Last week, we had 400. These are families intact with both parents involved.”

CDC Concludes A Mask Mandate Is Still Needed For Travelers, Clearing Way For Court Battle

The CDC said in a statement that the mandate keeps transportation safer for immunocompromised people and the greater public.

We Missed Our Chance To Pay Attention To Our Children

We are facing the kind of anger and violence that we have never seen before at CCSD.

Dems Need To Quit Hand-Wringing And ‘Talk About What We Did Get Done,' Titus Says

There are still ways to maintain freedoms women obtained over decades in a divided Congress, including the right to abortion.

County May Raise Smog Check Fees To Help Repair, Replace ‘Classic' Cars

Officials estimate some 30,000 vehicles in Nevada have classic plates, but lack data on how many are legitimately categorized as such.

Department Of Interior Announces Funding Opportunity For Tribal Communities To Address Climate Change

“Indigenous communities are facing climate-related challenges that pose existential threats to Tribal economies, livelihood and lives.”

Jim Marchant Promises To Strangle Democracy AND Lower The Price Of Gas

Jim Marchant is running to be Nevada’s secretary of state.

Federal Judge In Florida Throws Out National Mask Mandate For Travelers

A Biden administration official said that agencies are reviewing the decision and potential next steps. “In the meantime, today's court ...

Senate Dems Turn To Prescription Drug Reform Bill, But Will Need GOP Support

However quickly Senate Democrats act, the legislation will still need the support from 10 Senate Republicans.

LGBTQ Community, People Of Color In The Crosshairs Of Banned Book Movement

In the last nine months, hundreds of books across dozens of states are being banned at an alarming rate.

Lombardo Skates On The GOP's Hard-Right Edge In Primary

Should he succeed, can Lombardo make his way back toward the center, where much of the general electorate resides?

PODS® Las Vegas and iHeartMedia Search for LV's Messiest Spaces

Four lucky winners will be awarded 60 days of free storage from PODS and a $250 home improvement gift card.

Despite Strong Job Growth, Nevada Unemployment Rate Still Among Nation's Highest

Nevada was among three states with reported March unemployment rates of 5% or more.

Four Nevada Counties To Hear Election Proposals Spurred By False Election Fraud Claims

Lyon, Lincoln, Elko and Esmeralda county commissions have all scheduled to hear proposals at upcoming meetings next week.

What If The Government Filled Out Your Tax Form For You?

It’s possible, says finance prof — but probably won’t happen here.

CCSD Needs Meaningful Change In Wake Of Brutal Attack

When you push things down – it just seeps out elsewhere, or the pressure builds so much, it explodes.

Cortez Masto Working On Tax Credits For Battery, Rare Earth Industries

More domestic production of lithium, nickel, cobalt and rare earth minerals would be needed to increase use of electric vehicles.

For Nevada's Workforce, The Game's Still The Same

There's always some whale, some quick hit quick fix that will extend prosperity to Nevadans.

November's Election Could Yet Again Mean Trouble For The Affordable Care Act

Recent comments from Republicans are raising questions about its fate if Democrats lose the Senate following the November midterm elections.

Red Rock Casino Ordered To Negotiate Contract With Culinary Union

“Red Rock’s pre election announcement were so serious that they rendered a fair rerun election impossible.”

Cases Of Babies Born With Syphilis Rise During COVID Pandemic In Nevada, CDC Says

“The COVID-19 pandemic put enormous pressure on an already strained public health infrastructure.”

U.S. Lawmakers Look For Path Ahead On Billions In Restaurant, Small Business Aid

The U.S. House has approved a bill, for hard-hit industries, that would help small businesses that weren’t eligible for restaurant aid.

Short-Term Rental Restrictions Proposed By Washoe County

Short-term rentals, which are being blamed in part for driving residents from their homes, especially in Lake Tahoe.

Judge Tosses School Voucher Initiative

Education Freedom for Nevada PAC, the initiative petition “sidestepped” the issue of how the vouchers would be funded.

GOP Primary For Secretary Of State Highlights Increasing Partisanship Of A Once Moderate Office

In Nevada, as in most other states, the secretary of state is the top elections official.

The Loyal Opposition Is A Key Element Of Democracy, And We're Losing It

The greatest contribution of the United States to the world is the idea of legitimate opposition.

‘Sitting On A Time Bomb': Mobile Home Residents At Risk In Red-Hot Housing Market

Mobile home community's are increasingly in demand for other projects.

Rent Increases Expected To Slow, Says Apartment Industry

Apartment construction is expected to “catch up to demand” by the end of 2022.

DOJ Rule Cracks Down On Ghost Guns

Ghost guns lack a serial number, making it difficult for law enforcement to trace the owner of the weapon if it’s found at a crime scene.

LGBTQ Groups Denounce Laxalt Amid Growing Animosity, Attacks On Rights

Activists warn of ‘a movement festering that is determined to drive us backward’

Rural Judges Push Back Against Law Mandating Bail Hearings Within 48 Hours

White Pine County Judge Stephen Bishop, cited antiquated technology, staffing shortages and insufficient funding.

Gambler Alleges Constitutional Rights Violated

R. J. Cipriani, who goes by Robin Hood 702, is known for distributing his gambling winnings to people in need.

At The White House, An Emotional Ketanji Brown Jackson Says, ‘We've Made It, All Of Us'

“I strongly believe this is a moment in which all Americans can take great pride.”

Nevada Ranks As 2nd Most Expensive State For Payday Loan Borrowers

Only in Idaho do payday borrowers pay more, according to the research.

Cortez Masto Takes Heat From Immigration Advocates, GOP For Position On Trump-Era Title 42 Policy

The battle centers on a rule known which allows U.S. border officials to quickly turn away asylum-seekers at the border.

Concerns About Oversight Cloud Enthusiasm For $250M Investment In Affordable Housing

The measure to approve the $250 million received bipartisan support, but three Republicans opposed.

U.S. Senate Confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson, ‘America At Its Best,' To Supreme Court

After Vice President Kamala Harris called the vote, the Senate chamber erupted into a standing ovation.

House Panel Grills Oil Executives At Hearing On Gas Prices

Democrats on the panel chastised the companies for providing shareholder dividends and stock buybacks instead of reinvesting profits.