Nevada public assistance agencies are stepping up voter registration efforts after a federal lawsuit accused the state of disenfranchising thousands of poor Nevadans.
Authorities have now released the names of all four people killed after a car plowed into a bus stop. Eight other people were injured in the Thursday morning crash, including three others at the bus stop and all five people in the car.
The union representing 600 flight attendants at Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air says contract talks are stalled and it is asking the National Mediation Board to step in.
Police say a 31-year-old man died when the 2006 Maserati sedan he was driving slammed head-on into a concrete barrier at a sharp turn on an industrial street south of the Las Vegas Strip.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada says Las Vegas police haven't provided public records about departmental uses of automated license plate recognition systems.
A 23-year-old man suspected of driving under the influence in a deadly crash at a Las Vegas bus stop has previous arrests for marijuana possession and theft.
Police say a body found in the Clark County Water Reclamation Center belongs to a landscape worker missing after a flash flood, although initial reports using an alias suggested it was a different person.
Search teams plan to keep looking for a missing landscape worker and county building department crews are assessing property damage after flash flooding in southern Nevada.
A motorist faces four counts of driving under the influence after his speeding car went airborne Thursday and plowed into a Las Vegas bus stop, killing four pedestrians and injuring eight others.
Officials now say a smoky fire at a Las Vegas Strip resort hotel was caused by sparks from workers using a grinding tool, and turned out worse than they originally reported.
A Nevada judge cited what she called "serious violations of duties of candor" by Las Vegas Sands Corp. lawyers, and said she'll rule next week on fines against attorneys and possibly the casino company itself.
A man accused of running over a Utah police officer with a stolen vehicle in 1999 is being returned in custody from Las Vegas to Utah to face criminal charges.
A 28-year-old Las Vegas man has been sentenced to eight months in jail for pointing a green laser light at several commercial airliners and a police helicopter near McCarran International Airport.
A judge set a Sept. 27 evidence hearing for three men accused of abducting a teenager from her Henderson home and holding her for ransom before police rescued her from a Las Vegas apartment.
The Nevada economy was hit harder than most places in the country, President Barack Obama told supporters during a quick campaign stop Wednesday in Las Vegas.
A watchdog group gives Nevada Senate candidate Shelley Berkley a "dishonorable mention" in its report on corrupt members of Congress,
and Berkley's Campaign responds to this "designation".
A former fugitive Las Vegas lawyer convicted of stealing personal injury settlements from clients is being ordered to spend 105 months in prison and pay almost $1 million in restitution.
A Nevada judge says she may penalize Las Vegas Sands Corp. lawyers, and maybe the casino company itself, for failing to disclose documents to opposing attorneys representing a fired former Macau casino executive in a civil breach of contract lawsuit.
Southwest Gas says repairs have been made on a natural gas pipeline that leaked and forced the evacuation of four southwest Las Vegas apartment buildings.
Police say a 45-year-old man said he doesn't remember upending a 60-year-old man in an electric wheelchair and beating and stabbing him to death in a street corner attack in the West Las Vegas neighborhood.
Two Las Vegas-area public school teachers are free from jail pending court appearances on felony charges they had sex with a 16-year-old girl in the Henderson home they shared.