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The problems of the coronavirus pandemic are a daily, ever-changing challenge for state government. Gov. Steve Sisolak weighs in on Nevada's efforts to combat COVID-19 and the state of our economy.

A 38-year-old Las Vegas woman has been sentenced to more than eight years in federal prison after she was convicted in New York in an elder fraud conspiracy targeting about 7,500 victims and generating about $10 million in proceeds.

The Las Vegas AAPI community is disturbed and worried after an attack left a business owner seriously hurt at a boba tea shop. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said the man arrested was hurling anti-Asian slurs at workers there before the attack and is now facing hate crime charges.

Jewish Nevada says its "thoughts and prayers" are with the family and friends of a congregation in Texas, where authorities say a man has taken hostages at a synagogue.

$1.7 billion in student loans will either be canceled, paid back to students, or relieved from Navient accounts and Nevada borrowers will receive over $18 million in relief.

Police are investigating a deadly crash near Bruce Trent Park in west Las Vegas. Officers responded to the scene shortly before 7:30 p.m. on Thursday near Rampart Boulevard and Tournament Hills drives.

Professor Jon Christensen shares history and inspiration behind the Harry Reid documentary, "Earth Focus: The New West and the Politics of the Environment."

Our living memory of World War II is increasingly fleeting and Gordon Hackney is one of the few remaining examples we have of the Greatest Generation.

Dry weather forecast for central Alabama the rest of the week with the threat for winter weather late in the weekend.

Prisoner visitations have been halted statewide because of the recent rise in COVID-19 cases, the Nevada Department of Corrections announced on Monday.