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Most of the five leading Republican candidates for Nevada governor who gathered for a campaign forum in Las Vegas offered dire assessments of the state’s tourism-dependent economy, rising crime and struggling schools — and asked for votes for their visions to fix them.

A gradual warming trend is expected across central Alabama through the end of the week with temperatures climbing above normal.

After a warning from the Department of Interior, seven states collectively come to decision to allow less water flow into Lake Mead.

The Nevada Supreme Court wants to finally settle a question that has hung for decades over public employees who are elected to the state’s part-time Legislature: Should a person who makes the law also enforce the law?

Lake Mead is in danger of getting even less water if a warning from the Department of Interior goes through.

On Thursday, U.S. Reps. Susie Lee, Dina Titus, and Steven Horsford announced the winners of the Congressional Art Competition in their respective districts and presented the winners with awards at the Smith Center.

Nevada now ranks number twelve in the nation for suicides having previously been ranked number seven.

Nevada Assembly candidate LaJuana Clark, 47, was arrested for robbing a bank in Las Vegas, according to an arrest report from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

The fight over a new dispensary in a West Valley neighborhood continues. Nevada CRT, LLC is trying again to push their marijuana dispensary through to approval.

Cannabis consumption lounges in Nevada were approved last year, however, there are still a lot more hoops to jump until the lounges become a reality.