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Atomic veterans were originally veterans who worked on the atomic bomb or helped with its detonation. That is until the PACT Act expanded eligibility to include those who worked on nuclear clean up.

RTC unveiled Nevada's first hydrogen fuel cell electric bus that was funded through a $3.8 million grant.

KTNV anchor Joe Moeller speaks to a valley attorney about what the judge could say about CCSD's filed motion to prevent union members from doing a "work action."

A fugitive from Colorado jailed since a Caesars Palace standoff last month on the Las Vegas Strip has taken a plea deal expected to send him to his home state for up to five years in prison.

An election-fraud crusader in Nevada has withdrawn his latest federal lawsuit in an ongoing feud with county officials in Reno.

City of Las Vegas officials have agreed to earmark almost $300K for the Super Bowl Corporate Combine, where business can learn about the advantages of doing business in Southern Nevada.

The Clark County fire chief explains what the Nevada Task Force 1 is doing for those affected by the fires in Maui and how they're prepared for the disaster.

The Bureau of Reclamation has finished their 24-Month study and decided on release and retention levels for both Lake Mead and Lake Powell in 2024, with Mexico getting less water.

Mark Shapiro is the co-director of the new documentary 'Downwind.' Much of the movie takes place in Las Vegas and recaps the history of the atomic testing era.

Road rage incidents across the country are on the rise. According to the Gun Violence Archive, rage injuries and deaths have doubled from 2018 to 2022.