A court official in Las Vegas says three fugitives in the slaying of Nevada's chief insurance examiner are heading to Carson City in police custody to face murder charges.

Casino tycoon and GOP super donor Sheldon Adelson has wrapped up three days on the witness stand with testimony in a multimillion dollar breach of contract case.

A Las Vegas company is getting fines and probation for a misbranded pesticide that claimed to kill HIV, bird flu and salmonella in air ducts but was highly diluted.

A former Las Vegas-area elected official is due in a California court on felony charges stemming from a freeway chase that ended with a violent struggle with police the same day he was expelled from the Nevada state Assembly.

Home prices in the Las Vegas area are up 7.3 percent from a month ago and nearly 31 percent from last year as supply stays short.

Nevada holds a monopoly on sports wagering under a 1992 federal law that banned sports betting in all states except those that didn't already allow it.

A lawyer says he'll ask a jury that found Nevada's largest health management organization liable for $24 million in compensatory damages in a Las Vegas hepatitis exposure case to award as much as $1 billion in punitive damages.

Clark County officials have issued a dust advisory through Tuesday morning as high winds blow through southern Nevada.

A 28-year-old woman is suing Clark County and its courts, claiming a marshal sexually assaulted her during a drug search in a witness room near a courtroom.

The newly renovated Alan Bible Visitor Center at Lake Mead National Recreation Area is undergoing further changes.

A lawyer is set to make a $1 billion argument to a state court jury that found Nevada's largest health management organization liable for damages in a Las Vegas hepatitis exposure case.

LAS VEGAS (AP) - Authorities have identified a 46-year-old man who died after being struck by an SUV in Las Vegas over the weekend.

One of the largest shopping malls in southern Nevada is about to get a $7 million facelift.

The two biggest unions on the Las Vegas Strip have begun contract negations with two companies that control most of the city's large casinos.

Officials recommended prison, but a state court judge sentenced a former Las Vegas police officer to probation for his role in a failed suicide scheme involving his attorney girlfriend, who later killed herself.

An 81-year-old man who was traveling in a wheelchair has died after being hit by a school bus.

State lawmakers in Nevada serve as examples to their counterparts in Washington because they are putting state issues ahead of politics, says U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, D-Las Vegas.

An Iowa couple has become the first to get married at the Denny's wedding chapel in Las Vegas.

Southern Nevada Water Authority officials say they're disappointed Utah Gov. Gary Herbert has rejected an agreement that would allow Las Vegas to pump massive amounts of groundwater from the states' shared border.

A federal judge in Las Vegas has denied a request by lawyers for former lobbyist Harvey Whittemore to throw out evidence the FBI gathered to bring charges that he made illegal campaign contributions to Sen. Harry Reid and others.

Casino billionaire and GOP super donor Sheldon Adelson is preparing to make a rare public appearance as he testifies against a Hong Kong businessman suing his company for $328 million.

Bail is $500,000 for an 18-year-old accused of being under the influence of prescription drugs when he plowed a speeding vehicle into a crowded Las Vegas restaurant.

Authorities have identified a 6-year-old girl who died after being run over while trying to get into her grandpa's car in southwest Las Vegas.

An 18-year-old accused of being under the influence of prescription drugs when he plowed a vehicle into a crowded Las Vegas restaurant is expected in court Thursday.

One of the biggest convention and trade shows in Reno this year has scuttled plans to return to town in 2015.