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Investigators allege that a woman worked with the owner of First Call Pet Cremation and was contracted to cremate the animals but instead dumped their remains in the Utah desert.

We've now learned the majority of local transit union members voted to strike rather than accept the latest contract offer from Transdev.

According to the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety, pedestrian deaths are on the rise in Clark County. In 2022, there were 71 reported pedestrian deaths. In 2023, that number was 82, up more than 15%.

The impact of the health care crisis is being seen across Nevada and all fields of medicine. Las Vegas Heals will host expos every three months to help fill the gaps.

A ticket to Super Bowl LVIII, which will be played next month in Las Vegas, will cost thousands of dollars, but going to the actual game isn't the only way to experience the overall event.

Over 1,000 customers have no power in the Reno area because of a Saturday night's high wind event. Officials say they are working in a northern direction to fix power.

In a State of the University address Wednesday, Nevada State University President Derionne Pollard shares the goals of the institution as they expand and grow community outreach.

As Nevada continues to fill election worker positions, Nevada leaders such as the attorney general and secretary of state explained enhanced security measures to keep your vote safe.

Reunited at last. UNLV student Natalie Matarazzo, who is also a wheelchair user, found the Good Samaritan who helped push her to safety during the UNLV campus shooting, Txitximee Lee.

On Monday, Judge Mary Kay Holthus sentenced Deobra Redden to 19 to 48 months in prison on battery charges.