The investigation into a threatening e-mail sent New Year's Eve to the White House from Carson City has been closed with no arrests made and no suspect identified, authorities confirmed Friday.
Elk, deer and antelope are reported in good condition in most parts of northern Nevada despite extensive snowfalls and cold weather in December, state wildlife biologists.
In a 5-1 ruling, the Nevada Supreme Court held Friday it's unconstitutional for the Las Vegas Township Justice Court to deny jury trials in civil cases involving $5,000 or less.
Washoe District Judge James W. Hardesty has announced his candidacy for the Nevada Supreme Court.
A 7-year-old's prank call to 911 led to the arrest of a Reno couple after authorities found three children alone in a filthy apartment.
A 40-year-old parolee has been arrested on charges of swiping sporting equipment from baggage claim at Reno-Tahoe International Airport and pawning it.
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a lower court erred in rejecting part of a developer's effort to block construction of a Storey County brothel near an industrial park about 20 miles east of Reno.
The chairman of the Democratic National Committee said Thursday that Nevada's five electoral votes are key to a Democratic presidential win and the party hopes to take back the state this year.
A Douglas County teenager has been arrested in connection with the burning of a classmate.
Wildlife experts are trying to determine what's killing Nevada's largest herd of California bighorn sheep.
Harrah's Entertainment said Thursday that it had completed a deal to purchase the legendary Binion's Horseshoe Hotel & Casino and would reopen the closed downtown Las Vegas property in time for the World Series of Poker tournament.
Scott Peterson's double-murder trial will be presided over by a retired judge known for evenhanded treatment of suspects and praised for work in another high-profile case.
Nevada Attorney General Brian Sandoval says he'll seek legislation next year to give his office more authority to punish repeated violations of the state's open meeting law, including civil financial penalties.
International Game Technology continued a four-year winning streak Thursday, reporting first quarterly net income of $176 million, or $0.50 a share.
Nevada's voter registration increased to 912,346 in December, continuing a a climb toward the 1 million mark, Secretary of State Dean Heller said Wednesday.
A pilot's error caused a Thunderbirds F-16 to crash during a September air show in Idaho, the Air Force said Wednesday.
Chief Justice Miriam Shearing said Wednesday the state Commission on Judicial Selection has started work on filling a Nevada Supreme Court vacancy caused by the Jan. 9 death of Justice Myron Leavitt.
A state panel voted Wednesday to approve a lease-purchase plan for a new, 120,000-square-foot Nevada government building despite an argument from one panel member that the financing plan violates the wishes of voters.
A group of Republican lawmakers asked the nation's top court to overturn a Nevada Supreme Court ruling that invalidated a requirement that a tax increase get the support of two-thirds of the state Legislature.
Nevada's representatives in Congress praised President Bush for his election-year pledge to focus on pushing down health-care costs, but Democrats questioned his commitment to funding health care and other social programs.
President Bush, wrapping the themes of his re-election campaign in his State of the Union address, asserted Tuesday night that America is strengthening its economy and successfully combatting terrorism.
A surprise storm brought heavy snow Tuesday to portions of western Nevada, creating slick driving conditions for early morning commuters.
Sen. Harry Reid was designated to watch from an "undisclosed, secure location" as President Bush delivered his State of the Union address Tuesday.
A movement to protect ravines, gullies and canyons in the Reno area from development and preserve open space is gaining momentum.
The federal drug trial has been postponed for an Oklahoma man charged with passing out ecstasy pills to attract young women at last year's Burning Man event.
