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Officials with Mount Charleston announced fire season earlier than expected after a productive wet winter.

Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone spent his turn alone with the Stanley Cup in Winnipeg with family. He visited Westwood Collegiate and Keith Bodley Arena.

​Some Kia and Hyundai car owners are facing higher insurance rates or losing their coverage altogether because of the higher risk of theft now associated with the vehicles.​

The brand originally started in South Florida. The Henderson location will be the second store in the valley. A third is scheduled to open in Spring Valley soon.

Federal land managers have pulled the plug on a Canadian mining company's lithium exploration project near a national wildlife refuge in Southern Nevada.

Tenants, are you having AC issues and no one has helped? The Legal Aid Center explains your rights and what to do when the air conditioning goes out.

According to the Department of Education, 6,820 borrowers in Nevada will have up to $330 million in student loan debt discharged.

As a 2007 water use plan nears its expiration date, Bureau of Reclamation officials are drafting a new 20-year plan and are looking for public input to help shape their goals.

According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, a home in Nevada was search as part of the ongoing Tupac Shakur homicide investigation.

A Las Vegas police officer set a world record in Norway at a stone lifting athlete, lifting a 447 pound stone.